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This wikiHow teaches you how to prevent your Android device from notifying you about using too much mobile data. Note that you can only do this on an Android phone or tablet with data access via a SIM card.
Steps
On pure Android
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Open the Settings section (Settings) on Android up. Swipe down from the top of the screen with two fingers, then tap the Settings gear icon
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in the upper left corner of the drop-down menu.
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Tap Network & Internet . This option is located near the middle of the Settings menu.
- You may need to scroll down to see this option.
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Tap Data usage . The option is near the middle of the Network & Internet menu.
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Tap Mobile data usage . The option is near the middle of the menu. The Android data menu will appear.
- If you’re using an Android device running Nougat (7.0), you’ll need to tap Billing cycle .
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Click the blue “Set data warning” button 
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. The switch will turn gray
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Follow the instructions on the screen. If asked if you want to restart Android, confirm. After completing this step, your Android device will no longer notify you when data usage is too high.
On Samsung Galaxy
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Open the Settings app on Android. Swipe down from the top of the screen with two fingers, then tap the Settings gear icon
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in the upper left corner of the drop-down menu.
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Click Connections . This option is near the top of the Settings page.
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Click Data usage near the middle of the Connections page.
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Click Billing cycle and data warning . This option is in the middle of the Data Usage page.
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Click the blue “Data limit” button
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. The switch will turn gray.
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Follow the instructions on the screen. If asked if you want to restart Android, confirm. After completing this step, your Android device will no longer notify you when data usage is too high.
Minimize data usage
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Connect to Wi-Fi whenever possible. Once you’re connected to a wireless network, you won’t need to use mobile data anymore. In addition, you should try to limit the playback of media files such as music and YouTube videos when there is no Wi-Fi connection.
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Use your computer to download and transfer files. If you download too much data using your Android device, there is a chance that you will exceed your storage. You can reduce data usage by downloading files on your computer and then transferring them to your Android device via a USB cable.
- Connect your Android device to your computer using the included USB cable.
- On a Mac computer, you need to install Android File Transfer to do so.
- Open the notification panel on your Android device and tap the USB option.
- Select File transfer , your Android phone will become erasable disk.
- Copy the file you downloaded to your computer to the appropriate folder on your Android device.
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Enable Data Saver feature on Chrome. If Chrome is your primary mobile browser, you can save significant amounts of data by enabling the Data Saver feature. Website will be sent to Google first for compression and then sent back to you. It takes a bit of time, but the data usage will be significantly reduced.
- Open Chrome on your Android device.
- Tap the ⋮ sign in the upper right corner.
- Click Settings , then select Data saver .
- Turn on “Data Saver”.
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Use alternatives for data-intensive applications. There are many apps that consume terrible data and one of them is Facebook. This application can consume hundreds of megabytes in a short time even if you have just installed it and have never used it. [2] X Research Source
- Consider switching to the mobile Facebook website as the website loads much less data than the app. However, you will be missing some special features that are only available on the application.
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Update apps only when Wi-Fi is available. Downloading updates can quickly deplete your data plan. You can set up the Google Play Store to only update when you’re proactive:
- Open the Google Play Store.
- Tap the ☰ sign in the upper left corner.
- Click Settings and then select Auto-update apps .
- Tap Do not auto-update apps .
- To update apps, go to My apps & games in the menu and tap UPDATE next to the app’s name when it’s connected to Wi-Fi.
Advice
- Your carrier may install an app to send you reminders about excess data usage. In this case, you need to turn off notifications from that app.
- On most Android devices, you can set a data limit in the Mobile Data Usage (or Billing Cycle and Data Warning) menu. By setting this limit much higher than your actual data usage limit, you will not receive notifications.
Warning
- Some versions of Android often get an error that keeps repeating data usage warnings regardless of whether or not you’ve hit your data limit. Please update the Android operating system to the latest supported version to fix this issue.
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