Hi there, In iOS 7 there is a feature to go to cellular data and see individual usage for each app. Unfortunately it is not accessible to VoiceOver and I would strongly urge all of you interested in taking advantage of this great feature to contact apple accessibility about that.
If you can get sighted assistance go tto settings, cellular and find the heading ffor "enable data usage for" Here you ssee a list of apps and with vo you hear a switch on or off depending if the access to data is allowed for the particular app. However, if you are sighted you see next to each app how much usage it has since last reset. My husband can see how much mail or safari or any other app used since last reset. The only place you can get detailed usage with vo info is in system the last section of this heading. Here one can for example see how much data siri used this month etc. It's a cool feature and I do hope they'll make it accessible. SO, write to apple everyone and hopefully they will do something about this. I am aware this does not answer your question about pandora but, if you can get someone sighted to look at the phone you could find it this way. Best, Ioana Sent from my iPhone > On Oct 18, 2013, at 11:47 AM, "Donald L. Roberts" > <donald.robert...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Patrick, Thanks so much for the prompt response. In my initial message, I > neglected to mention that prior to logging on to Pandora, I checked the usage > of data for the month and found that it was almost nil. > > Don Roberts > > >> On 10/18/2013 8:36 AM, Patrick Neazer wrote: >> Hello Donald and all: >> >> Let me start with the punch line … :). I have absolutely no idea what the >> answer to your question is … though I might have a way to get at an answer. >> >> I am an AT&T customer. If I type in *data# "*3282#" I receive a text message >> back informing me of my current usage. did you have any idea what your usage >> was before using pandora? if so, you might be able to get a ballpark idea if >> you use the comparable verizon feature … if there is such a beast. I cannot >> believe there is not such a beast :). >> >> Of course I could say … of course Pandora uses such and such data … or of >> course pandora could never use such and such amounts of data in an hour. the >> only way to find out is to test it and take the guess work out of it. >> >> Of course, there will be a lag in the update time though an educated guess >> can be reached. >> >> Hopefully this information proves useful to you. Please let us know. >> >> Take good care and I wish you enough. >> >> Patrick >>> On Oct 18, 2013, at 10:25 AM, "Donald L. Roberts" >>> <donald.robert...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>> I feel foolish asking this question because I am certain that something is >>> radically wrong. But what? >>> >>> One of my IOS devices is a 4S running IOS 7.02. It is activated on the >>> Verizon network. The other day, while waiting for an appointment, I >>> listened to Pandora for 55 minutes, using cellular data. I have the app >>> called Dataman which I checked for usage and found that Dataman alleged a >>> data usage of almost 75 megs for that 55 minute period. I remember reading >>> a post a couple of months ago on this list stating that Pandora usage >>> should be perhaps 16 megs per hour. Prior to turning on Pandora, I had >>> cleared the app switcher of everything with the exception of Dataman; so I >>> know that no other app was using cellular data while Pandora was running. >>> >>> So the question becomes, is it even possible for Pandora (the free version) >>> to use almost 75 megs in slightly less than an hour? 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