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11-28-2012 07:03:52 PM
I'm new to the world of Smartphones. I love my Samsung Galaxy S3 but I do have two questions. Will I be using up my data if I use my phone in the house with my WIFI? The other one is is there a way to turn off apps so they don't suck up data? Thank you for your response.
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11-28-2012 07:16:30 PM
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11-29-2012 09:03:36 AM
Go to Settings>Data Usage>Auto sync data. Here you will find some (but not all) services that may auto sync in the background, and set the sync schedule, or turn it off. As wilcre stated, some apps may require you to open the app itself to set or turn off sync.









