Does 500 mega bytes on iphone startover monthly?
Does 500 mega bytes on iphone startover monthly?
Yes. Every month, you get 500 megabytes for data. And (for the most part) they don't roll-over for the next month.
Yes, I would think so. The data usage usually starts over at the next billing cycle.
Search the appstore for your carrier and thye should have a free app that you can monitor your data used through them… So you know exactly where you are each month.
You would have to read the plan you are on with which ever ISP, normally you get 1GB of data per month, so yes cold say every month so I would up it to 1GB or more otherwise you could use all that with a few updates of save all you update to the end of your monthly billing cycle
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