Data Saver mode is a helpful feature that restricts background data usage and can help you save mobile data. However, you might need specific apps to have access to data even with Data Saver enabled. Here's how you can allow apps while Data Saver is on:
Android
- Open Settings: On your Android device, go to Settings.
- Navigate to Network & Internet: Find the "Network & internet" or "Connections" section.
- Select Data Usage: Tap on "Data usage" or "Mobile data."
- Enable Data Saver: If Data Saver is already on, you'll need to disable it temporarily.
- Find Allowed Apps: Look for an option like "Allowed apps" or "Apps with unrestricted data."
- Choose Apps: Select the apps you want to allow data access while Data Saver is on.
- Re-enable Data Saver: Once you've selected your apps, re-enable Data Saver.
iOS
- Open Settings: On your iPhone or iPad, go to Settings.
- Select Mobile Data: Tap on "Mobile Data."
- Find Data Saver: Look for the "Data Saver" option.
- Toggle Data Saver Off: Disable Data Saver temporarily.
- Open App Settings: Go to the app settings for the app you want to allow data access.
- Enable Mobile Data: Make sure "Mobile Data" is enabled for the app.
- Re-enable Data Saver: Re-enable Data Saver after changing the app settings.
These instructions are general and may vary slightly depending on your phone's model and operating system version.
Additional Tips
- Check App Settings: Some apps have their own data usage settings within their app settings.
- Use Wi-Fi: Consider using Wi-Fi whenever possible to avoid using your mobile data.
