[Jailbreak App] Data Usage Monitor - Real Time Data Usage Monitor
This is an awesome jailbreak app for the discriminated "Unlimited planers" .... Allows you to keep an eye directly on the data usage !
Data usage monitor also comes with an extensive preferences pane after being installed from Cydia:
From this preferences pane you have the option to enable and disable the
tweak on demand via a switch. Under that, you have the ability to
enable this tweak for showing you how much data is being used for
personal hotspot, general data usage, or both. Unfortunately, it does
not yet support MMS data usage, however Elias may arrange for it in
future as he has confirmed via Twitter.
Under those switches, you find a place to set your data maximum. You
should manually reset your data maximum after each month to what your
cellular provider has capped you at so you can stop yourself from going
over your limits and being charged overages.
Below the actual preferences for the tweak, you will find something that
looks familiar – the iPhone’s realistic cellular data statistics. You
can use these as a personal tool to help
manage your data usage. One shows your lifetime usage, which actually
shows how much data you have used since your last iOS restore. The other
one shows you how much data you’ve used since the last time you reset
the ticker. It’s a good idea to reset this every month so you can keep
track of your usage better.
While it appears as if Data Usage Monitor actually replaces your digital
clock in your Status bar, it really doesn’t. It will only appear as you
are using your data connection
– meaning when information is being sent back and forth. If you’re on
3G and you finish loading a Web site, then you are no longer using your
data and it will stop showing in the status bar to display your clock
again. The usage indicator will not show up when you are using the
Internet on Wi-Fi as you aren’t using your cellular data that way.
Data Usage Monitor only shows your download usage, however it doesn’t
share your upload usage in the status bar. Even though it doesn’t show
it, it’s still actively keeping track in the background to make sure you
don’t go over that limit you set in the preferences. The ability to
disable your cellular data on the spot when you reach your limit is an
amazing money-saving option. I highly recommend this tweak for anyone who uses a lot of
their data on a daily basis as it will only prove to be useful in the
long run.
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