Why is Chrome using so much data
I have a Galaxy Samsung S10+
that has suddenly started using a lot of data even when I'm not using it. The settings on the phone are the same as another I own which does not have the problem.
The smart guy in the store said turn off the network, I don't see that as an alternative. I've removed Chrome from the phone and then added it back on to see if maybe the app had a problem. I don't know if that has worked yet, not enough time has elapsed to see.
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I'm looking for some suggestions, any help is appreciated
Thx
that has suddenly started using a lot of data even when I'm not using it. The settings on the phone are the same as another I own which does not have the problem.
The smart guy in the store said turn off the network, I don't see that as an alternative. I've removed Chrome from the phone and then added it back on to see if maybe the app had a problem. I don't know if that has worked yet, not enough time has elapsed to see.
Version info
I'm looking for some suggestions, any help is appreciated
Thx
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Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.
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Find an application that shows what sites applications are connecting to and how much data they are sending both directions. On Windows this would be easy; Microsoft TCP View puts it on one screen (see below). On a phone there is no doubt something equivalent.