Turn Off Extra Net Usage on Android [Tutorial]

The Dhaka Times Desk The most troublesome thing for Android phone users is the excessive net usage. Even if you don't want to or don't use any data, you will see that 500-1000 megabytes of data of your limited internet package has been consumed in a week! Today we will know exactly how you can stop using your phone's excess net using a simple app.

Basically Android phone users have to face two problems due to excess data usage. One is increased net cost and the other is reduced battery backup. But if you want to save both the cost and battery life due to internet or excess data usage, then you can use a great application called DroidWall.

DroidWall is a firewall software for Android. While there are other firewalls, this one is the smallest and easiest to use. But to use it your device must be rooted. Once set it will run even if you don't run it again and it won't take up RAM unnecessarily. If you want, you can close the firewall with one click.

If your device is rooted then first you from google play store Droidwall Download do it to download Click here.

To use Droidwall first install the application. Once the installation is complete, open it. Once opened, a page like the image below will appear. Press Menu and click on Disable Firewall.

Now a superuser request will appear. Allow superuser requests.

Now you tick the boxes in front of the applications that you want to use the data in the part like the picture below.

Now press the menu and click on Apply Rules. Done! From then on, no other app will be able to use data except for the apps you ticked.

Now you can monitor the data usage access of the apps as you wish, connect them to the Internet or stop the connection if necessary. In addition to your data savings, battery life will be much higher than before.

Source: Droidwall