The Android data usage alert is a message the operating system displays when you reach a certain amount of data usage. This can become annoying because, once you exceed the limit Android considers acceptable, you’ll receive a warning every now and then.
If you’re having trouble with this alert, here’s how to disable it so you don’t receive it again. This will allow you to browse as much as you want using mobile data without being interrupted by annoying messages.
Steps to remove the Android data usage alert
When the browsing GBs offered by carriers were very limited, this alert was useful, but now that most carriers offer unlimited data or very large amounts, you can ignore this warning without any negative repercussions. Do the following:
– Go to the “Settings” section of your phone and select the “Internet and networks” option (it is usually the first option in most customization options)
– You will see a list of functions, enter “SIM”
– If you have multiple active SIM cards, choose the one you want to customize to suppress the alert.
– Scroll down and tap “Data Limit Warning”
– Finally, turn off the switch for the “Set Warning” feature.
If you have a Xiaomi mobile
The steps for smartphones from the Chinese manufacturer vary significantly due to the customization layer (HyperOS) on these phones. Here’s how to follow these steps:
– Access the “Security” section of the terminal and enter “Data usage”
– In the window that shows the data you have consumed, press the “Set mobile data usage limit” button.
– Now, select “Monthly data limit.” Simply set the value to zero to prevent the operating system from alerting you again about your daily data usage.
That’s all you need to do to completely remove the alert when using mobile data on your device.
