The mobile data limit has been exceeded, what does this mean? The mobile data limit has been exceeded, what does this mean? Disable traffic data output on Android

In your mobile phone settings you can find a section called “Data Transfer” or “Data Usage”. This section calculates the traffic that the user spends on his phone.

But many users do not know what traffic is and what to do with the traffic values ​​that are displayed in the mobile phone settings. If you also have not yet figured out this issue, then we suggest that you read our article.

Traffic is the amount of information that mobile phone sends and receives from the Internet. Traffic can be measured in packets, bits, or bytes. But in phones, bytes and their derivatives (kilobytes, megabytes and gigabytes) are usually used as a unit of measurement. Traffic counting is necessary so that the user can control his Internet expenses.

When traffic is counted, it is usually divided into several types. This can be incoming, outgoing, internal or external traffic. But on the phone it’s usually like this detailed statistics there is no information about traffic usage. Instead, the phone simply shows the total amount of data that has been used over a period of time. In some cases, separate counts may be kept for mobile Internet (traffic transmitted via cellular communications) and Wi-Fi.

If necessary, traffic counting can be organized on any device that is connected to the network or the Internet. For example, if you need to count traffic on a computer with operating system Windows, then for this you can use such programs as TMeter, NetWorx, BWMeter or DU Meter.

How to view traffic on Android

In order to see traffic consumption on an Android mobile phone, you need to open the “ Settings" and find the section there " Data transfer" or " data usage" For example, on pure Android 8.0, to do this you first need to go to the “ Network and Internet", and then open the subsection " Data transfer».

Here you can see how much traffic was used over the last month and take advantage of the functions that allow you to manage your mobile Internet expenses. There is also information about the amount of information that was transferred via Wi-Fi.

If the information that Android provides is not enough for you, then you can install special applications for traffic counting. For example, you can use applications or.

How to view traffic on iPhone

There is a similar section with traffic information on the iPhone. If you have an Apple mobile phone, then you need to open the settings application, go to the " cellular" and scroll the screen to the item " Statistics».

Here you can see the total amount of data from the Internet, as well as data that was received while roaming. In addition, the iPhone displays the exact traffic value for each installed application. This allows you to quickly identify the applications that access the Internet most often and increase your mobile phone costs.

If the information provided by the iPhone is not enough for you, then you can install special applications for counting traffic. For example, you can use applications or.

How to save traffic on your phone

If your Mobile Internet expenses seem too high to you, then you can take a number of measures to reduce the amount of traffic consumed:

• Turn off Mobile Internet when you don't need it. Simple but very effective advice. If you are severely limited in mobile traffic, then mobile Internet should be turned off at every opportunity.
  
• Explore your phone settings. Explore the settings available on your phone. You'll likely find a variety of features and functionality that can help you reduce your data usage and control your mobile Internet costs.
• Use a browser with a saving feature. Many browsers have built-in bandwidth saving tools. For example, you can use Opera browser. This browser passes all traffic through its own servers, where it is pre-compressed.
• Try to always connect to Wi-Fi. While you are connected to a Wi-Fi wireless network, you transmit traffic through this network, while the mobile Internet is actually turned off.
• Explore application settings. In the settings of many applications there is an item “Only via Wi-Fi”; after enabling it, the application will only use the Wi-Fi network.

Mobile traffic consumption is the amount of data downloaded to and sent from the device via the mobile network. To reduce this figure, we recommend checking and, if necessary, changing your data transfer settings.

Note. Some of these steps can only be performed on devices running Android 8.0 and later.

Traffic saving mode

On devices with Android 7.0 and later, learn to use data saver mode to reduce mobile data consumption.

How to check mobile traffic consumption

Follow these steps:

How to set traffic consumption warning and overall limit

Limit background traffic for applications (Android 7.0 and earlier)

You can limit background traffic usage for individual applications. Please be aware that this may affect their functionality. For example, you won't receive messages from the app until you open it.

Before opening your phone's settings, check whether you can limit data usage in the settings of the application itself.

To view and limit background traffic for an application:

Disable data transfer while roaming

If you're in an area where your carrier doesn't have coverage, you can connect to other carriers' networks using internet roaming. Some carriers charge extra for this. To reduce costs and save data, turn off internet roaming.

Hello! Despite the fact that the number of gigabytes included by cellular operators in their tariffs is growing every year (and completely unlimited solutions are already appearing), and the price, on the contrary, is falling, still not many can afford completely unlimited Internet on their device. And here, most likely, it’s not a matter of “allowing”, but simply not many people need it. There is a conditional one gigabyte per month and it is enough - why pay more?

But in some cases (especially when switching to an iPhone from another device), these same gigabytes suddenly begin to not be enough - when turned on, Apple’s mobile phone begins to wildly eat up traffic and eats up the entire available limit in a few hours. And here the cries begin: “The iPhone is bad, I just inserted a SIM card - I don’t do anything, and the traffic goes away on its own (and even the battery is drained!).” Ay-ay-ay and all that...:) Why is this happening? Believe me, not because the iPhone is bad and the company decided to ruin you, no.

The thing is that the iPhone, like any other modern smartphone There are a number of settings that you simply need to pay attention to in order to avoid such “arbitrariness” of your smartphone with your own Internet.

But first, a small list of where traffic on iPhone can go without your knowledge:

An experienced reader and user will say: “Yes, there are still plenty of places where traffic can flow!” And he will be right - mailbox updates, push notifications, browser, etc. all this also affects the number of gigabytes consumed, but:

• Say that push notifications, mail loading, etc. They really devour the entire cellular Internet - it’s impossible. If they use it, it is in very small quantities.
• And if you turn all this off, as suggested on many sites (the most brilliant advice I’ve come across is don’t turn off the Internet in the settings so that you don’t waste it), then why use an iPhone?

Therefore, let's try to get by little blood- we will prohibit the iPhone from consuming the Internet on its own, but without much damage to us.

Updating or downloading programs from the App Store

Current applications and games can reach 2-3 gigabytes in size, and Apple has taken care of preserving traffic - you cannot officially download a program with a volume of more than 100 megabytes from the App store (we know, though). But at the same time, there are a large number of programs that are less than this threshold of 100 MB. And it is they who can devour your Internet package.

Here we are talking not so much about downloading (you see what you are downloading), but about independently updating these programs via the cellular network. Therefore, such an update needs to be disabled:

That's it, now programs will stop using the cellular network for their updates, and will do this only via Wi-Fi.

How to find out which application is eating traffic on iPhone

Installed programs, in addition to simply updating their version, can also consume the Internet in order to perform their normal functions. Therefore, if you really feel that megabytes are running away, it makes sense to check - maybe some application is too greedy? You can do this:

Just in case, remember this point so that in the future you won’t be surprised why cards (for example) refuse to work and update their data.

Sending “official information” can also waste internet

In fact, of course, this option does not consume the mobile Internet so much and I have not encountered this myself, but I have seen several stories that talk about this particular “glitch” or failure, when this very service information was constantly sent. Therefore, I decided to include this item here - disabling its sending would definitely not be superfluous. How to do it?

As we see in the explanation, this information is sent daily, and does not carry any special burden other than helping Apple improve its products. Therefore, if you turn off its transmission, then nothing bad will happen, and traffic (even if small) will be saved.

"Help with Wi-Fi" - traffic on iPhone leaks very quickly

“Wonderful” option, which is enabled by default for some reason. Its essence is that if your Wi-Fi signal does not work, and the cellular network can provide better speed, Wi-Fi will automatically turn off and data transfer will go through the SIM card.

Not long ago I fell for this bait myself - I sat watching videos on YouTube and didn’t bother anyone. Then the iPad didn’t like something about my Wi-Fi (bad signal, insufficient speed) and it considered it necessary to turn it off (which is important - no notifications come!), and I, in blissful ignorance, continued to enjoy the video via cellular connection. I came to my senses only after the operator sent an SMS message with the text: “Your Internet package is coming to an end.”

Therefore, in my opinion, if you do not have an unlimited tariff, this option should be disabled immediately. How to do it:

I repeat, this option should be turned off in almost any case, so that there are no surprises with the disappearance of traffic.

Syncing iCloud services eats up mobile data

iCloud is really good and convenient, and backups are generally beyond praise. However, if you care about saving precious megabytes on your tariff, then in this case the “cloud” will have to be turned off.

We are now talking about iCloud Drive - this is a kind of cloud data storage (I have already talked about the principles of its operation). So, synchronization (downloading and uploading data) with this storage can occur over a cellular network. And it’s good if you sent a small object there, but what if it’s 100-200 megabytes? By the time it downloads, all traffic will go away.

Yes, and ordinary programs can store their data there. And who knows how much they will load there? But the good thing is that all this can be turned off:

After this, the “cloud” will synchronize exclusively via Wi-Fi.

It would seem that each of the actions is quite simple and does not require much effort. But disabling and fulfilling all points.

Tablets and USB modems, and recently more and more often smartphones, are bought for the sake of Internet traffic, because now mobile Internet is used almost more often than home Internet. However, you may have reasons to turn it off, such as wanting to save money. We tell you the basic methods.

Ways to disable the Internet

1. Disabling the “Pack of three services”

The “Package of Three Services” from Beeline includes Mobile GPRS Internet, WAP and MMS. By disabling it, you will not only not be able to use the Internet on your mobile phone, but also send MMS.

Like all options and services, the easiest way to disable the “Pack of Three Services” is in your Personal Account or the “My Beeline” mobile application.

You can also do this by sending a USSD code to *110*180# or calling the operator at the number (mobile).

2. Disabling Internet-related service packages: Highway, changing the tariff plan with an unlimited Internet package, etc.

In your Personal Account or the My Beeline mobile application, you can check at any time what tariff and what Internet services you have connected to. You can also disable them here.

From the report in your Personal Account, you will always understand how much was spent on the Internet at home, how much in Europe, and how much, for example, when traveling to Kazakhstan.

3. Disabling the Internet on the device itself

In the settings of your phone or tablet, in the “Wireless Networks” section, you can delete all profiles, accounts and other data. But the next time you turn on the device, the new settings will be automatically sent by the operator to the SIM card.

Therefore, if you want to turn off the Internet on your device, you will need to go into the phone settings.

On Apple devices:

Open “Settings”, go first to the “General” section, then “Network” and turn the switches for “Enable 3G” and “Cellular data” to position “0”. After this, the iPhone will not be able to access the Internet via GPRS and 3G channels.

On Android devices, the path may vary depending on the manufacturer. It will be approximately like this:

The “Setting up wireless networks”, “Mobile networks” or “Mobile Internet” sections will allow you to configure access to the network via GPRS. Uncheck the Enable Batch Data option.

4. Voluntary blocking for a temporary period

Voluntary blocking allows you to turn off the Internet for 90 days on both Android and Apple devices. After 90 days, network access is automatically activated. The service is activated through your Personal Account or by calling 8-800-700-8000.

Disabling the Internet on a USB modem

If you stop using the modem, access to the network will automatically stop when the balance reaches completely zero, and the balance will not go into minus. After replenishing your account, you can use the Internet on the modem again, no special command is needed.

If you want to permanently stop using a USB modem, you can simply remove its drivers. To do this, go to the “Control Panel”, then to the “Programs and Features” section, select “Beeline USB modem” and click the “Uninstall” button.

In the modern world, it is difficult to live at least one day without a phone, smart watch, tablet and other equipment. All these devices have one important thing in common – mobile Internet. In this article we will look at an important topic - limiting mobile traffic on your phone.

What is the limitation of mobile traffic?

There are several types of mobile traffic restriction settings:

• using programs
• manually

Programs for saving traffic

Let's look at 5 popular applications. It is important to know exactly how the utilities work, their capabilities and additional functions.

You can download the free application - . It compresses mobile data on Opera Software's servers before it reaches your device.

Practice has shown that this method of data compression has been successful, so Opera is actively promoting the Opera Max application for Android.

You can configure mobile traffic limitation using this application. It works on this principle: the smartphone submits a request to the Internet provider, then the data goes to the company’s server, then you receive compressed data. The quality does not suffer from compression, although the resulting data becomes several times smaller. Before you can use the app, you need to allow it to send information to Onavo servers. With this program you will safely use the mobile Internet, since the connection is made through a VPN.

Data Status

In Data Status, traffic also passes through third-party servers. One of the differences between this application and others is its clarity. On the main screen, the developers have placed graphs that show where mobile traffic goes. The utility is in English, but users who do not know English should not be afraid of this. The program is quite simple and easy to understand.

Osmino Wi-Fi

According to the developers with Osmino Wi-Fi, you no longer have to waste mobile Internet traffic. Why? The program itself will find an available Wi-Fi point and connect to it, even if you don’t know the password for the point. The application is in Russian, which makes it easier to use the application. Additional functions are also present - a speed test, a list of open points near your location.

A nice feature is that you can turn Wi-Fi on and off to save battery power in automatic mode. For example, at home or at work, WeFi Pro will automatically connect to a given network and turn off Wi-Fi in places where this network does not exist. You can specify networks to which you do not want to connect. The main function of the application is to connect to the most accessible Wi-Fi points.

Traffic saving mode

You can manually enable traffic saving mode. To do this you need to follow a few simple steps:

1. Go to " Settings»
2. « Mobile network»
3. « Data transfer»
4. Open the tab " Data Usage Cycle»
5. Specify the time period in which the restriction will be applied
6. We set the volume of traffic beyond which we would not like to go
7. Place a check mark next to “ Limit mob. traffic»

Versions of Android 7.0 and higher have a special mode that helps save mobile Internet traffic. You can enable it by doing 2 steps:

1. Open the Quick Settings panel
2. Enable data saving mode

How to disable data saving on Android

Disabling data saving is as easy as enabling it. It all depends on which method you choose for yourself. If you are using an application, then go to it and disable this function, or completely remove the utility.

Second method:

1. Go to " Settings»
2. « Mobile network»
3. « Data transfer»
4. Open the tab " Data Usage Cycle»
5. Uncheck " Limit mob. traffic»

You can not use the Internet, and then the problem seems to disappear. This is the wrong decision. Smartphones sometimes update themselves, send error data, and do much more. It's worth protecting yourself from too much high flow rate traffic.

What other ways are there to limit mobile traffic?

All you have to do is make sure that your device's data connection is turned off when you're not using it. Try to use less applications that “eat” traffic, for example, weather forecasts, horoscopes and others.

Manufacturers of modern mobile devices are trying to outdo their competitors by offering customers a wide selection of fashionable gadgets. Cell phones occupy a large share in the list of such products and are in deserved demand among the population. Modern phones are equipped with a large number of applications and programs and allow you to access the Internet at a convenient time and anywhere. And you don’t need to know all the intricacies and capabilities of such phones, but you still need to have an idea and be able to use their main functions.

For example, all modern mobile devices have the ability to access the World Wide Web. Some phones can only support standard online communication programs, but smartphones can provide an excellent connection to the Network and the uninterrupted operation of a large number of applications. Therefore, the settings of many smartphones make it possible by default to go online and download the necessary updates.

Disabling the Internet will help you avoid unexpected expenses

If Internet traffic is expensive or limited, or if the battery charge is low, the available resources may run out at the most inopportune moment. For example, a trip abroad is planned. As you know, such a pleasure abroad as traffic due to roaming will cost a tidy sum.

Or there is a need to reduce battery consumption, or maybe you just want to take a break from the information flow that flows from the vastness of the virtual network.

Modern mobile devices already have an automatic function for regularly updating applications without the knowledge of their owners and performing a number of actions using precious minutes of traffic. In order to turn off such functions, you just need to perform a few simple manipulations.

Let's figure out how to turn off the Internet on your phone and limit your mobile device's access to the World Wide Web

Steps to Disable Internet on Android Device

• We enter the control panel located at the top of the screen. First, you should check the status of the icons: WiFi, GPS, mobile Internet. A highlighted icon indicates that these functions are active. To disable or enable a connection, you simply select the appropriate icon with the required value.

• We enter the main menu and click on the “settings” icon. Here we select “wireless networks” from the menu that appears and set the checkbox opposite the item we want to remove to the “turn off” position.
• In this way, you can disable access to the Network while roaming and data exchange by selecting the appropriate value in the menu. To disable all connections, it is convenient to use “airplane mode” by selecting it from the task menu at the top of the screen. In some devices, you can access the flight mode selection menu by long pressing the phone's power button. In this case, a menu will open:

• You can also install an Android app on your device to help you manage your connections. Such programs allow you to disable network access with a flick of the wrist.

Disable on Windows Phone

There are several ways to disable traffic on the Windows Phone 7 and 8 platforms. The methods here are exactly the same. Go to the menu and find the settings icon. Then we find the “data transfer” item and check the “off” box.

You can also use Flight mode. In this mode, both data reception and transmission of all external radio signals are stopped. This also applies to Wi-Fi, GPS, and mobile Internet. You just need to find “Airplane Mode” in the settings and drag the slider to the “On” position. The status bar should show an image of the aircraft.

If you need to disable the Wi-Fi function, open “settings”, select the appropriate menu item and check the “off” position.

Disabling the Internet on iOS for iPhone and iPad

To disable 3G Internet and data transfer, go to the “Settings” menu and set the slider opposite cellular data to the far left position. You can also go below and opposite the 3 G and data roaming items, select the appropriate menu item, and disable unnecessary functions using the slider.

Previous versions of firmware provide a slightly different option.

• Open the “settings” item and select “General”. Then, opening the “Cellular Data” section, set the checkbox to the “off” position.
• To turn off wi-fi, open the “settings” line in the main menu and select wi-fi, then move the button to the left.
• Just like other operating systems, iOS has an “Airplane Mode” function. In order to enable it, you need to move the slider in the “Settings” menu to the far left position next to the “airplane mode” item.

The function of accessing the Internet is also disabled by contacting a mobile operator, regardless of the brand of the phone and the operating system available.

Many Internet tariff plans from cellular operators have restrictions on the amount of data received, but even if you use an unlimited tariff plan, the operator can regulate the data transfer speed after exceeding a certain data limit, usually per day.

Nowadays, a smartphone has to download more and more data due to the fact that many applications use the Internet, not to mention social networks, media resources, web services and checking email. So how to correctly use tariffs with restrictions on the amount of data transferred? A few tips will help you reconsider your habits, control your traffic usage, and expand the capabilities of your tariff plan so that you never pay more than the cost of the tariff.

1. Control
Before you start trying to reduce your traffic consumption, you need to clearly understand how much traffic is typically used. The only way to find out is to monitor and monitor your traffic usage. This is the only way to understand how much data passes through the phone even when it is not in use and is occupied only by background processes.

There are several ways to track data usage on your Android or iOS device. The simplest one is to look at the statistics on the device itself. In the “Settings” menu, go to the “Wireless and Networks” section and select “Usage Data” to get an interactive graph that displays how much data was used over the last month. In addition, it is useful to look at statistics for previous months, as well as a list of applications that use data to check the volume of their consumption.

The amount of data usage on the device can be further checked by third-party applications to compare with the data provided by the operator. Some apps provide monthly traffic usage reports and consumption analysis.

2. Blocking applications from receiving traffic
iOS 7 and Android can disable certain apps from using cellular data, allowing you to connect only when you have a Wi-Fi connection. This can be especially useful if you have installed applications that consume a lot of traffic.

On an iPhone, in application settings mode, the “Cellular” menu shows the amount of traffic consumed, but only since the last time the settings were reset. If you don't reset the statistics for each new payment, they won't make much sense. There is also a switch next to each application - to stop using mobile traffic, you need to turn it off.

3. Use Wi-Fi instead of mobile data

If you have access to Wi-Fi, then using it will save a significant share of mobile traffic, thereby pushing back the threshold for exhausting the mobile Internet limit or reducing speed. However, using Wi-Fi may drain your smartphone's battery a little faster. Finding a stable and free Wi-Fi network can be difficult. In this case, using search programs such as JiWire’s Wi-Fi Finder, available for both Android and iOS, can help. JiWire's Wi-Fi Finder contains a database of 550,000 Wi-Fi hotspots in 144 countries.

4. Avoid streaming videos or music
It's probably obvious that streaming audio/video requires significant amounts of data transfer, so reducing or eliminating such resources can significantly reduce mobile data consumption.

Podcasts, music or videos can be downloaded to the device in advance and thus do not download it from the Internet while listening, but use it locally. When listening to music over the Internet, you can save some money by controlling the bitrate (sound quality) at which it is transmitted.

5. Check which applications use a lot of traffic
Don't forget about other applications that use a lot of traffic: social media constantly updating in the background, games downloading updates and notifications, cloud storage such as Dropbox or Google Drive trying to synchronize files - all this can use up your traffic limit too quickly and without your knowledge.

Another way to reduce traffic is to use “light” applications for everyday tasks, for example, to view pages you can use the Opera Mini browser, which compresses data. In the browser, you can disable viewing graphics if you only need text data, which “weighs” significantly less than pictures.

6. Disable background app updates
Android and iOS allow apps to update data over cellular data in the background. And if you have several dozen applications installed, they will be updated almost every day.

You can disable auto-updates on the Android platform in the application settings mode “Data Usage - More Settings - Restrict background data”. This will not limit data reception when connected to Wi-Fi, but will save mobile traffic. Additionally, Android allows you to limit background data usage on a per-app basis.

7. Set traffic consumption limit
On Android, you can set an arbitrary traffic consumption limit based on the tariff plan data, so as not to overpay for the excess volume consumed. In this case, when the threshold is reached, applications will only use the Internet via Wi-Fi. This is configured in the menu “Settings - Data usage - Set mobile data limit”. After enabling the option, you must specify the mobile data limit value.

8. Turn off auto-sync
In iOS, you can take steps to disable synchronization with remote servers using the “Settings - Wireless and network - Data usage” setting. In this mode, the “Auto sync data” setting must be disabled. You can disable background updates for applications such as Dropbox, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and Twitter in the “Settings - Accounts” menu, then select the account that is supposed to be limited.

Hello! Despite the fact that the number of gigabytes included by mobile operators in their tariffs is growing every year (and completely unlimited solutions are already appearing), and the price, on the contrary, is falling,...

Now mobile Internet is relatively inexpensive, but this is not a reason to throw it away left and right. Full unlimited service still costs a pretty penny, and many operators, by the way, are already giving up such luxury.

Most of the available tariffs are conditionally unlimited, that is, they provide a certain and fairly limited quantity traffic per day or month. If you exceed the limit, the speed will drop to the level of a dial-up modem and it will become impossible to use the Internet.

Perhaps you do not fit into the volume provided under the tariff or are dangerously close to the limit. Perhaps you want to save some traffic reserve so that you can use it when urgently needed. In any case, it is useful to be able to save megabytes, and now we will tell you how to do this.

Get rid of pest apps

Increased traffic consumption is not always related to your appetite. Often the unjustified gluttony of individual applications is to blame. Such scoundrels sit in the background and constantly transmit and send something. You can find them using a standard tool that is built into any current version of Android.

1. Go to Android settings.
2. Select Data Transfer.
3. Select Mobile Data Transfer.

Here you will see a general graph of mobile traffic consumption, and below it - a rating of the most voracious residents of the system.

To curb the ardor of an individual application, tap on it and turn off the background mode. After this, the sly one will not be able to receive and send data in the background.

The problem is that in order to identify scoundrels, you need to understand what kind of normal flow Internet for a particular application. Obviously, the browser, music and video streaming services, as well as maps are capable of eating hundreds of megabytes, but offline-oriented and working with a small amount of data have nothing on this list.

Set up a warning and traffic limit

1. Go to Android settings.
2. Select Data Transfer.
3. Select "Payment Cycle".

The billing cycle is the date when the subscription fee is charged. Usually given on the same day new package Internet. Specify it so that the system knows the date the traffic counter was reset.

1. Enable "Alert Settings".
2. Select Alerts.
3. Specify the amount of traffic upon reaching which the system will notify you about it.

If you want to strictly limit traffic consumption, enable “Set traffic limit” and specify the value, upon reaching which the system will turn off the mobile Internet.

Disable app updates via mobile network

1. Go to the Google Play app store settings.
2. Select Auto-update apps.
3. Select the "Wi-Fi Only" option.

Enable data saving in Android

1. Go to Android settings.
2. Select Data Transfer.
3. Select Data Saver.

After enabling traffic saving mode, the system will prohibit background data traffic for most applications, which will significantly reduce overall traffic consumption. To allow data sharing in the background for individual applications in economy mode, tap on the appropriate item.

Save data with Opera Max

In fact, the Opera Max application does the same thing as the built-in Android mode saving traffic, that is, it blocks background data, but at the same time it looks a little nicer and more visual.

Enable data saving in individual applications

Any normal developer, if his application works with potentially large amounts of data, can optimize traffic consumption using settings. For example, almost all Google tools can save precious megabytes of mobile Internet.

Google Chrome

1. Go to Google Chrome settings.
2. Select Data Saver.

In addition to Google Chrome, a traffic saving mode is provided in the Opera browser.

YouTube

1. Go to YouTube settings.
2. Select General.
3. Turn on the “Traffic Saving” mode.

Google Maps

1. Go to Google Maps settings.
2. Turn on “Wi-Fi only” and follow the “Your offline maps” link.

Offline maps allow you to save hundreds of megabytes of traffic. Be sure to download the area where you live and don’t forget to add areas you plan to visit in the near future.

1. Click Other Area.
2. Use pan and zoom gestures to select the area to download and click "Download".
3. Click on the gear icon in the upper right corner of the Downloaded Areas menu.
4. Select "Download Settings" and select "Wi-Fi Only".

Google Press

1. Go to Google Press settings.
2. Select Data Saver Mode and select On.
3. In the "Download" section, turn on the "Wi-Fi only" mode.

Google Photos

1. Go to Google Photos settings.
2. Find the “Use mobile internet” section and disable the option for photos and videos.

Google Music

1. Go to your Google Music settings.
2. In the Playback section, lower the quality when streaming over a mobile network.
3. In the “Downloads” section, allow downloading music only over Wi-Fi.

If necessary, allow music playback only over Wi-Fi.

Google Music can save albums for offline listening. You can download music to your device if you have Wi-Fi and play it without an Internet connection.

1. Go to the artist's album list.
2. Click on the vertical ellipsis icon in the lower right corner of the album and select “Download” from the menu that appears.

Google Movies

1. Go to Google Movies settings.
2. Under Mobile Network Streaming, turn on Show Warning and Limit Quality.
3. In the Downloads section, select Network and select Wi-Fi only.

Monitor your carrier's rates and options

Often a person overpays for communications simply because he is on an outdated tariff. Find out what's new with your operator. It's possible that you can get more internet for less money.

The smartphone writes “Data Usage Warning”, what is it? And why do you need to restrict data transfer? Thank you in advance

Victor Vishnevsky

This is a manual setting to turn off data transfer on the umts wcdma huspa+ LTE WIMAX network, let’s say you have 2GB of traffic on your traffic and no matter what happens next, a restriction is set... it is adjusted manually

Nikolai Gorobets

In case there are no restrictions (limit) on the use of mobile Internet.
I have YOTA - I don’t care!
It is treated like this:
Move the curtain at the top of the screen down as much as possible, and go to the settings (gear).
Further as in the screenshots, sequentially:
Ready!
Enjoy it for your health!!!

Explain what is excess traffic on the Internet? And how can it be exceeded? just be more detailed

Dmitriy

The amount of information on a computer and the Internet is called traffic. Traffic is usually measured in megabytes and gigabytes. For example, you paid your provider for 3 GB, which means that if you exceed this limit, you will either be disconnected from the Internet, or each next megabyte will be an order of magnitude more expensive than the prepaid ones. It is best to connect to unlimited traffic with a fixed price. Then you can safely surf the web for a month and download an unlimited amount of information (GB).

Sounds of the rain

This is on conditionally unlimited tariffs.
Example Megafon-Volga region unlimited Internet. they give 2 GB per month at high speed (1000 kbps) if you download/upload more, the speed drops to 64 kbps until the end of the month.
Another example: prepaid tariff.
You pay a fixed amount per month, for example 500 rubles. For this you can download/upload 5GB of traffic per month or less, and if more, then you pay on top for each MB, for example, 1 ruble for each MB over 5GB.

Data transfer warning

A red sign with an exclamation point appears indicating that data is being transferred. Opens further the cycle of mobile data usage for the last month, below in MB usage of each application. How to remove this sign? What does this even mean?

Nikolai Gorobets

What screenshot, what OS and computer!?
Android OS, not a computer, but a smart or tablet!
Everything is clear!
I won’t write anything more, I made graphic instructions from screenshots for clarity!
So:
Move the curtain at the top of the screen, down as much as possible (down twice), and click settings (gear).
Next, look and do as in the screenshots, in order!
Ready!

What is a traffic limit and how can I change it?

Dmitry50

Traffic limit is a limitation on Internet speed. Let's say the Internet speed is good, I have 4 GB - the traffic limit. After passing this threshold, the speed drops - in other words, slow Internet. To increase traffic, you can switch to a different tariff or connect to the “extend speed” service through your provider.

Traffic limit is a restriction on the maximum allowable amount of traffic on the Internet. To change the limit, contact the person who set the limit - your employer, boss, husband or provider, depending on the situation.