There were times when we are being offered unlimited data for monthly subscription by different networks, but these days the unlimited subscription is limited and designated with different price ranges.

One thing is to choose the bundle you want and the other is for it to serve your purpose fully well.

Mobile data use is costly and things keep changing daily, the technology keeps getting sophisticated and people are now spending much time online than offline; so many businesses have realized this and they have taken their business online giving them a plus to their brick-and-mortar shops.

I’m not to deviate from the subject but trying to let you understand what brings to the costly data. By now you should be guessing the cause which is “excess demand”. When demand is excess the price drastically rises.

We cannot stop the price from rising but we can reduce the way data is used. This article will provide you with free apps that can help you achieve that, you can make use of more than one of the app concurrently.

Datally

Datally is a smart app by Google that helps you save, share, and manage your mobile data. It shows your overall usage or on per-app basis. On average, people save 21 percent of their mobile data.

Features

Data Saver: Save mobile data by blocking background data and unwanted notifications. You can block background data for some apps and allow for others.
Bedtime Mode: Automatically turn off mobile data at night.
Emergency Bank: Save a little data for later in case you need it.
Data Usage Insights: Learn more about your data usage including usage history, trends over time, and per-app usage.
Bubble: Stay in control by seeing real-time data usage while using your apps.
Daily Limit: Set a daily cap for how much data you can use.
Track Hotspot: Set a limit for the amount of data your friends can use from your hotspot. Get a reminder or just turn the hotspot off when the limit is reached.
Quest Mode: Limit the amount of data friends or family can use when they borrow your phone.

Samsung Max

An easy-to-use data manager, and privacy assistant, exclusively for Samsung. It allows you to: Save mobile data, Protect your Privacy, Get updates, alerts, stats, and tips on everything your apps are doing, and how to manage them.

Features
Savings reports: See the data your apps are using and reduce it by turning on data savings - to save your data and money.
Manage apps: by limiting or restricting their mobile and Wi-Fi data consumption to save money. It's easy, Samsung Max will give you alerts for apps using too much background data.
Wi-Fi Security: Use Samsung Max’s super-secure and encrypted connections when on public Wi-Fi to ensure your personal information is protected.
Incognito: Go incognito in all your apps to avoid targeted ads and data snoopers from tracking you. Throw those tracking companies off your trail.
Ultra apps: will save data, protect your privacy , and give you more powerful control over the experience of your favorite social networks and destinations without wasting your mobile data plan or putting your privacy at risk. Ultra apps are advanced web apps that load mobile website versions of your favorite services, but they are optimized by Samsung Max’s cloud technology.
Boost wi-fi: connectivity in crowded Wi-Fi hotspots or weak signal areas.

Chrome (Data Saving Browsers)

Web browsing is still one of the most common ways to access the Internet. Many browsers have data-saving features available. Some examples include Google Chrome, UC Browser Mini, Opera Mini, and Phoenix Browser. They compress data, lower the resolution of images, and sometimes omit parts of the website altogether. The result is lower data usage. You can go with any of the aforementioned browsers. It's a small thing, but people load a lot of web pages. Every little bit helps.

Note: Pages accessed using private connections or in incognito tabs will not be optimized since is not seen by Google.

How to Turn on Data Saver on Google chrome

On your Android phone or tablet, open the Chrome app .
At the top right, tap More ( the three Horizontal dots) >Settings.

Under "Advanced," tap Data Saver.

Turn on Data Saver.

TO See how much data you've saved

On your Android phone or tablet, open the Chrome app .
Tap More >Settings.Tap Data Saver.

At the bottom, you’ll see a list of the sites you've visited and how much data you've saved.

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