Running out of the data packets at the critical time is the scourge of the modern smartphone users. That sucks, internet quotas often used unwittingly, such as drawn by the application in the background.
In addition to actively avoiding large-sized content when not connected to Wi-Fi, there are several other ways to try to save the Internet data on your Android phone.
Here are six of them, as summarized KompasTekno from Cnet, Wednesday (05/11/2016).
Enable Data saver on Chrome browser
Popular Chrome browser has power saving feature that is practical and can be activated easily, Data Saver name.
To turn on the Data Saver, users simply open Chrome, and then go to the Settings menu> Data saver.
Once turned on, this feature will run compression to reduce the size of the images and the website is opened in the browser.
