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Something I learnt which may help others.

(Topic created on: 05-20-2018 09:49 AM)
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On my new awesome s9 phone, and also being new to android, I was recently at a concert and I filmed the singer for about three minutes and took maybe 5 photos. We went back to the hotel after, and when I woke up the next morning, I had notifications from Telus saying I used up all my 1 GB of data. After some playing around through the settings, I realized that my google photos was set to upload over data, as I didn't have it set to only wifi. I still can't believe that just a small amount of video would consume 1 GB, but it did so I had to purchase another GB for the rest of my month.
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Yeah it's a good idea to check that none of the apps installed have permission to upload to the cloud - Including Samsung cloud which is set to backup by Default - which I think is wrong - No apps should be setup to backup to any cloud storage by Default! 🐧
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Thanks, I better check the Samsung cloud. Thanks for the tip.
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Habsfan
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And the video you prob had the highest setting 4k which would definety use a lot of data to upload to the cloud. in the settings you're able to change it to only upload on WiFi
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Thankyou, I did change it to wifi only.
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Hey members, thanks for your support!

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