For all latest news, follow KalerTech Google News channel. Today’s i am Going To show You That How to save Mobile Data? or how to Reduce Mobile Mobile Internet Balance? This Problem Face All Android Users Which Users Use Internet Browsing. But Sometimes When We Open YouTube and See Our Phone Internet Balance are More Reduced. But, This Problem Solutions are Available Now. One setting Your Phone Data Save 90% Before Then. Now see How To Set-up This Setting?
Mainly in Bangladesh 70% user’s Aren’t Use wifi. but Other Country Maximum use Wifi. So,This Problem Face This Users which users Use Internet by Mobile Data. Suppose I buy 1024MB 1GB. But When i open YouTube App and i see My Phone Mobile Data are Reduced More 25MB. But At this time i am Not See any Video. But Why Reduce my Phone Data?
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This is Very simple. When i Open YouTube app This app Loading and This cause My Phone data Reduced. But How much 25MB? This Causes you phone allow For Reduced Data. This Problem Solve by save one Setting and Save Your Mobile Data 90%.
Many Way’s Save Mobile Data.
The easiest way to save data on your Android Phone to connect to Wi-Fi as often as possible to avoid using unnecessary data. If you’re doing something on your Android device that requires a lot of data, like streaming videos or performing app updates, connected to Wi-Fi will save you a lot of data in the long run.Separately To save your MOBILE Data your need to Set up Manually setting. That’s is Way you can More Save your Data.Banglalink All Free Internet Offer Update |BL MB Offer
How to set Up Setting for Save Mobile Internet?
- First Go to Your Phone “Setting ” and Here You see “Mobile Network ” setting. Click Here.
- Now Click “Sim and Network “
- Now Click “Data saver” and Enable This. That’s Okay.
Warning :If you Enable Data saver Mode You Mobile Data Save 90% Before then. But One Problem. You aren’t Download Big Size Any File or Aren’t any App Big Size. So,Carefully If you face This Problem You can STOP This Option Same Method.
