Hey everyone! New here, sorry if this has been asked before or I'm in the wrong spot.
I have a Mac Air OS X 10.9.4 that seems to be quickly eating away at my (limited) internet data. I have turned all automated updates etc off. I'm wondering if there is a way (either already on the mac, or a program I can download) that I can monitor how much internet each program/app on my mac is using. Like on the iPhone in settings, cellular - where you can actually see how much data each app is using, for example it lists the app (Facebook) then has the data usage (6.6GB). Is this possible on mac? I want to be able to see how much data for example iTunes is using. Or the App Store. Or iPhoto etc. So I can see that they are using data and change the settings accordingly? Thanks in advance
I have a Mac Air OS X 10.9.4 that seems to be quickly eating away at my (limited) internet data. I have turned all automated updates etc off. I'm wondering if there is a way (either already on the mac, or a program I can download) that I can monitor how much internet each program/app on my mac is using. Like on the iPhone in settings, cellular - where you can actually see how much data each app is using, for example it lists the app (Facebook) then has the data usage (6.6GB). Is this possible on mac? I want to be able to see how much data for example iTunes is using. Or the App Store. Or iPhoto etc. So I can see that they are using data and change the settings accordingly? Thanks in advance
