How do I set a data limit on my Android device?

To set mobile data limits on Android devices, which can help reduce data usage, follow these steps:

 For Samsung Galaxy devices:

  1. Open the Settings app and tap on "Connections."
  2. Tap on "Data usage."
  3. Ensure that mobile data is turned on, then tap on "Billing cycle and data warning."
  4. Tap on "Billing cycle" and set the start date based on when you arrive in your destination country/region.
  5. Enable "Set data warning" and specify the data warning in numeric form. For example, if your eSIM plan has 10 GB, you can set the data warning to 8 GB.
  6. Enable "Set data limit" and specify the data limit in numeric form. When you reach the specified limit, this option will turn off mobile data.

 For Google Pixel devices:

  1. Open the Settings app and tap on "Network & internet."
  2. Tap on "SIM cards."
  3. Ensure that mobile data is turned on, then tap on "Data warning & limit."
  4. Tap on "Billing cycle" and set the start date based on when you arrive in your destination country/region.
  5. Enable "Set data warning" and specify the data warning in numeric form. For example, if your eSIM plan has 10 GB, you can set the data warning to 8 GB.
  6. Enable "Set data limit" and specify the data limit in numeric form. When you reach the specified limit, this option will turn off mobile data.

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