No, a black box does not use mobile data.
Black boxes are flight data recorders, designed to record information about an aircraft's performance during flight. They are typically located in the tail of the aircraft and are designed to withstand extreme impact forces.
Black boxes do not have any communication capabilities and are not connected to any wireless networks, including mobile data networks.
They are designed to be self-contained units that record data and store it for later retrieval. The data stored in a black box is typically accessed by investigators after an accident or incident.
