Then look towards the bottom once in the advanced settings and looked for “Metered”. Then go into the settings of that Wi-Fi network by clicking on the cog wheel. Then find the Wi-Fi network you are connected to, click on it. So your phone will save data like it would when connected to a mobile network when metered, except technically it’s connected via Wi-Fi. Is that Android will treat your Wi-Fi connection in the same way it would a mobile network. What activating a metered connection on your phone does when connected to Wi-Fi. We also have a guide here for those who may want to set up a metered connection for their Windows 10 devices. Unfortunately for our Apple readers, I could not see a way to do this on IOS in the Wi-Fi settings. Activate a metered connection on your mobile device Here you can disable high resolution media on Wi-Fi and on mobile, meaning that things that you view in the app won’t load in high resolution, saving you a tiny bit of data.ģ. There is an additional option that Android has that Apple doesn’t for users to choose from. If you have an Android device, in the same area from our first tip where you clicked on “Data Saver” mode. On Android Devices you can disable “High resolution media” If you are on a iPhone click “Use Less Data”, if you’re on Android click on “Data Saver”Ģ. Click on “Account”, then scroll down to where it says “Cellular/Mobile Data Use”. Tap on the cog wheel, which will take you to settings. Go to your profile and tap the icon with the 3 lines. But it will save you data on your mobile network. Change your settings to data saver modeĬhoosing to change this setting won’t save any data on your Wi-Fi network as once you connect your phone or tablet to Wi-Fi, Instagram simply won’t use the data saver mode. So here’s 4 tips to save Instagram data 1. If you’re on a 100GB plan, that’s around 10% of your total usage! But say if you’ve got 3 Instagram users in your home, add their average usage up, you can quickly see how Instagram may use close to 10GB in a month. On average a person will use between 30mb-100mb of data each day and over a month this could be up to, or more than 3GB for a single average user. 
But as a mostly image and video based service, it can use up quite a bit of data at home and if your data plan isn’t large, Instagram can get through it quite fast!Īccording to Facebook, who actually own Instagram, the average active user spends 53 minutes per day on Instagram in 2019.
The service helps people connect with their friends, follow celebrities, engage with brands and even build businesses. Instagram is one of the most popular social media networks and is a must have app on any active social media users mobile device.
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