The moment of year-end holidays will arrive soon. And in the modern era like today, the use of smartphones will be increasingly intensity, either to upload the moment that is done during the holidays to social media, or looking for information on tourist destinations.
But the problem is, when the internet network on smartphone problems due to internet quota runs out, it will be a dilemma for the user. Imagine, if your vacation trip is still far away, while your internet quota runs out. Duh, it's going to be really bad right?
Well, in order to use your internet quota can be controlled well at the end of the year, following 5 tips on saving internet quota on smartphone.
1. Use Chrome browser for browsing
Why Chrome? Because if you use Chrome browser, then you can cut the usage of internet data quota by enabling Data Saver feature.
How to enable the Data Saver feature, then select the Settings menu> Data Saver> ON. By enabling Data Saver, this feature will save internet quota by 50 percent to reduce data usage on Android.
2. Disable Auto Update in the application
Definitely when there is a new feature of the Google Play app, you want to update the app. But it's good if you turn off Auto-Update, to save the quota.
How to disable Auto-Update, you just go to Play Store, then set Auto-Update option to Do Not Auto-Updates apps, or Auto-Update apps over WiFi Only.
3. Reduce open Facebook applications, Instagram, and YouTube
If you really want to save quotas, then reduce open applications that drain the use of internet data such as Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube.
(But if you want to keep using it, look for WiFi so your quota does not cut much).
And to find out which apps suck up a lot of data quota, you can do Settings> Data Usage, then look down until you find the Uninstall application option.
You can replace the application with a new application with a function similar to the previous application, but more efficient data quota.
4. Take advantage of Hotspot area
Make the most of WiFi connectivity. If you visit a restaurant, look for WiFi and take advantage of the connection. This will greatly help you to save your quota.
5. Use the Offline Navigation app
To make it easier to find your way to a vacation destination, you will often not use a guidebook app.
Well, in order for you to save the use of internet quota, you can use the navigation app as desired on the Google Play Store.
How, open Google Maps on Android, then select the menu Google Maps> Offline Areas. Then click the "+" button in the bottom right corner, and select the area you want to upload offline.
After selecting an area to be offline, you can download instantly, and Google Maps is ready for offline use.