Omoapena:
I buy Airtel 5k data for 40GB 3 times in a month and the only thing I do with this data is to stream reel videos on Facebook, IG & Tiktok. Yet, i use over 80GB of data just in a month.

This is eating me up honestly, what plan do you subscribe for and how long does it last you

Emmyreal4:
E be like say you dey watch all the videos way dey FB

Omoapena:


Nah d only thing I dey watch when less busy...

macuwon:

Oga i don press am.. E no dey show again. Dem don block am. I don't know why. Only recharge 4me

PotatoSalad:



150k

Nazgul:

Airtel is really milking you dry. I spend 10k per month for 80GB of data from MTN.

Just dial *121#. MTN gives me 80GB for 10k 40GB plus 40GB bonus. I use another sim card for it and only recharge it whenever I want to update my data.

If you look at the first picture I uploaded you'll see that as at 18 September my 40GB was still intact and would expire on the 11th of this month while my bonus data is the one I'm using which was 35GB.

The second pic which was taken now my 40GB is still intact but my bonus 40GB has dropped to 13GB.

So rather than spend 15k for 160GB on Airtel you can easily be spending 10k on 80GB on MTN and top it for a cheaper rate if you have to. Also if you keep up with that particular bundle MTN can give you a much better offer which would be much fair compared to what Airtel is currently giving you.

chuksp09:

Why did you switch? Spectranet not doing you well?

chuksp09:

Which area?

Blessedmercy8:


Its *141#.
When you send it it will take you to first pics below then click "my offer". It will take you to the second pics then select your choice.

Blessedmercy8:
6K.

There's one Airtel offer that goes @1500 for 6GB and I use it for 5 days max then subscribe again. So in a month I do it like 4 times = 6k.

motta:
you dey cheat yourself 6k for 24gb is too much better you do MTN 5,500 for 40gb or you do same Airtel 5k for 40gb

TrumpDonald2:

Thanks alot

bercarray:
ha Omo, if den block my own na to go buy new MTN SIM o

Omoapena:
I buy Airtel 5k data for 40GB 3 times in a month and the only thing I do with this data is to stream reel videos on Facebook, IG & Tiktok. Yet, i use over 80GB of data just in a month.

This is eating me up honestly, what plan do you subscribe for and how long does it last you

meobizy:
Data isn’t my problem. What I need is fast data. I hate throttling and will pay any amount necessary to avoid it. Better network no dey Naija, na Starlink I dey wait for.

sharone21:


Buy a mifi... Preferably unlocked type so u can use any sim.....Different prices

Waterbear:
150gb monthly..

BOOOMNAIJA:
I used to spend less before....but since the obidient movement increased momentum, omoh! Na unlimited data I dey exhaust daily just campaigning for starboy, Peter Obi.

Horus:
9 ways to reduce your phone’s data usage

Looking for ways to reduce your phone’s data usage? Follow these 9 easy steps.

1. use WiFi
Seems obvious but sometimes we can forget to connect to WiFi. That’s why Honest Mobile members benefit from our ‘smart notifications’ letting them know when they’ve used more data than usual and reminding them to check that they’re connected to WiFi.

2. turn off background app refresh
On your phone apps update in the background – even if you’re not using them. This is so they can show you all the latest content in your Facebook newsfeed or others apps when you go back to them. This uses up your data.

to turn off background app refresh on an iPhone
Go to settings > general > background app refresh > off or toggle off the ones you don’t want grabbing new content in the background.

to turn off background app refresh on an android
Pull down the notification bar for settings > press the settings button (cog in the top right-hand corner) > press connections > data usage > from the Mobile section press mobile data usage > choose an app from below the usage graph > press allow background data usage to turn off

Do this for all the apps you want to turn off background app refresh for.

3. where to find which apps use the most data
how to check data usage on an iPhone
Head to settings > mobile data > scroll down and under each app is the amount of data used in your current billing period. Turn off any apps you think are using too much.

how to check data usage on an android
Click on settings > tap data usage > select your date range > press ‘app usage’

Your total data usage is at the top and then you can scroll down to see how much data each app used. The apps that used the most are at the top.

4. download don’t stream
Downloading your music, podcasts or films when you’re connected to Wi-Fi will mean you use less data when you’re out and about. Streaming uses a lot of data so better to have them downloaded on your phone – this will dramatically reduce things like your Spotify and Netflix data usage.

5. switch off WiFi assist or network switch
WiFi Assist (for iPhone) or Network Switch (for Android) is running in the background making sure you have a stable internet connection. It means that if your WiFi connection suddenly drops massively – say you’re on the edge of where the WiFi reaches to then WiFi assist lets your mobile data kick in so you don’t lose connection.

for iPhone users:
Turn it off in settings > mobile data > scroll to the bottom and turn off Wi-Fi Assist

for android users:
Settings (the cog icon) > connections > Wi-Fi > three dots in the corner > advanced. Here you’ll find the slider for “Switch to mobile data.”

6. ‘fetch’ mail less often
To see how often your email gets new emails on an iPhone go to settings > mail > accounts > fetch new data. The less it fetches emails the less data and battery your phone will use. If you don’t need new emails coming through all the time then turn off push. To check how often fetch is scheduled scroll down. If you tick manually then the mail app will check for new emails only when you open the app.

7. use safari’s reading list
When you’re connected to Wi-Fi you can add pages to your Safari Reading List – which downloads them for offline viewing – so you can read them later when you don’t have connection. To do this click the share button and then select add to reading list.

8. switch off autoplay on youtube or other video apps
Whether you watch videos on YouTube or other video apps switch off autoplay so they don’t accidentally keep playing in your pocket. It will eat up all your data very quickly.

9. take your GPS maps offline
Your maps apps can use up a lot of data – especially when you’re using them a lot – like when your travelling or exploring a new place. But did you know you can download maps so you can find your way even when you don’t have WiFi or data?

Great content sir.

Check my signature for cheaper data rates

TrumpDonald2:
which network pls?

Cyntie55:
Please what network?

mrksquare:



What network and does the data last ?

Omoapena:

Which network and does it last you a month?

darelar:
3500 for 24GB

donbenie:
It is called entertainment..
For everything, there is a season..
Or must they be doing business every waking hour?

BRATISLAVA:


That's a lot of hours of entertainment. Unless one is an online trader or something, what will they be entertaining themselves with online for hours on end? Especially Snapchat and ticktock. What on Earth does anyone even want to do there? To live the life of others through ones screen?

donbenie:
Don't use your own proclivities to judge others..
Being an Introvert for instance,doesn't mean that what an Extrovert would do to keep happy is nonsensical..
You can't put a price on happiness..
Those apps are flourishing because there are demands for them..
Whatever they do there,makes them happy and that is reason enough..

Emmyreal4:
wetin u dey download?