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Hi there.
My iPhone is using a lot of bandwidth usually at around 3am, a time when I'm sleeping, so an app must be trying to update or transfer or whatever. Usually it uses about 150Megs in about 10 mins, which is ridiculously high, since video only uses about 20Meg/10min. I've searched for an app that gives details about which apps/processes are using the bandwidth but I can't find anything, only apps that monitor global bandwidth consumption. Does anybody know of an app that does per app monitoring or of any other way to figure out which app is chumpin on my data?
I'm on a Rogers iPhone 4
Thanx
Hi there.
My iPhone is using a lot of bandwidth usually at around 3am, a time when I'm sleeping, so an app must be trying to update or transfer or whatever. Usually it uses about 150Megs in about 10 mins, which is ridiculously high, since video only uses about 20Meg/10min. I've searched for an app that gives details about which apps/processes are using the bandwidth but I can't find anything, only apps that monitor global bandwidth consumption. Does anybody know of an app that does per app monitoring or of any other way to figure out which app is chumpin on my data?
I'm on a Rogers iPhone 4
Thanx
somehow). I was using up data like crazy- blew through 4.5 gb in 2 weeks, blew through 3 gb in 4 days but I wasn't doing anything. It appears there was some sort of bug or problem with my gmail (set up as exchange) where I sent ~3gb of data via cellular, and Onavo helped me pinpoint the app as being a problem. I disabled email on the native mail app, and also updated to 6.1.4 firmware and since then I've had no problems with excessive data usage.