Hey guys,
Have any of you experienced unaccounted data drain after updating and restarting your windows 10 phones?
I had a scheduled restart last night and as I was using it, it kept asking me if I wanted to change the schedule. I allowed it to keep the update and restart schedule.
Then I noticed that it was a few minutes the scheduled time. I went to the update settings and hit restart now.
It kinda froze in the restart process, so I just held down the power button. And then it restarted ok. Installed whatever it had to update.
I check my mobile data usage to find that 2 GBs has been used.
Aside from my frustration because I was certain that I had mobile data turned off and my home WiFi on... How much data does a win 10 update normally take? 2GB seems high.
And the other thing that confuses me is, when I checked my usage details, I see 600+ MB Facebook and 200+ MB Microsoft Edge.
I don't use Facebook that much and when I do, I make sure I'm using WiFi.
Anyway, has anyone had this kind of experience before? Is there something about windows phones I need to know about?
I'm gonna have expensive phone bill.
Clinton
Have any of you experienced unaccounted data drain after updating and restarting your windows 10 phones?
I had a scheduled restart last night and as I was using it, it kept asking me if I wanted to change the schedule. I allowed it to keep the update and restart schedule.
Then I noticed that it was a few minutes the scheduled time. I went to the update settings and hit restart now.
It kinda froze in the restart process, so I just held down the power button. And then it restarted ok. Installed whatever it had to update.
I check my mobile data usage to find that 2 GBs has been used.
Aside from my frustration because I was certain that I had mobile data turned off and my home WiFi on... How much data does a win 10 update normally take? 2GB seems high.
And the other thing that confuses me is, when I checked my usage details, I see 600+ MB Facebook and 200+ MB Microsoft Edge.
I don't use Facebook that much and when I do, I make sure I'm using WiFi.
Anyway, has anyone had this kind of experience before? Is there something about windows phones I need to know about?
I'm gonna have expensive phone bill.
Clinton