Did you recharge your cell phone and suddenly you no longer have data? This is one of the most annoying situations that a mobile phone user can go through. For this reason, the Federal Consumer Attorney’s Office (Profeco) launched some tips that could be useful to reduce and better manage use to protect your economy and prevent some apps from working when you are not using them.
Don’t forget that the mobile data costs you money And if you do not have control of these, the plan you have contracted with your telephone company may exceed the limit and you may have to pay an extra cost. The Profeco gives the following tips:
- Consume your mobile data in an informed waymodify your consumption habits and maximize the use of mobile data
- Uninstall apps you don’t useyou can consume data without you realizing it
- Make calls over the cellular network and not through instant messaging apps like WhatsApp
- Consider turning to the Lite versions of apps, because they use less data and space
- Remove internet access permissions from apps you don’t useso they don’t consume data in the background
Tips to reduce your mobile data consumption
Among other recommendations, you can set a data limit from the settings of your mobile phone to save and not find a bad surprise when you have to pay.
Also remember that downloads from any type of streaming service are the ones that consume the most mobile data from your phone, so the recommendation is that you should only use them when you are connected to a WiFi network.
Are you in several WhatsApp groups where you share photos and videos daily? It is best that you disable the automatic download function, because if you do not, your phone will continue to download content that may not work for you.
At the end, activate your phone’s data saving, which allows you to reduce them by preventing some apps from sending or receiving in the background. This is recommended if you have apps that you don’t use frequently.
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