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- You can turn off low data mode on iPhone for Wi-Fi, mobile data, or both.
- Wi-Fi data: Settings > Wireless> press Information icon next to the connected network. turn off the toggle for Low data mode.
- Mobile data: Settings > Cellular or mobile data. Choose data type Cellular or portable > select Data mode > Low data mode.
This article explains how to turn off Low Data Mode on iPhone for Wi-Fi and mobile data. It lets you keep updates and sync, boost streaming quality, automatic downloads and more.
What happens when I disable low data mode?
Disabling low data mode re-enables features that low data mode disabled.
- The background app refresh setting persists (if you enabled it).
- Automatic settings for downloads and backups (if enabled) will restart.
- The streaming quality of content such as music or video will no longer be reduced.
Application specific changes
Some iOS apps and services will return to normal when you turn off Low Data Mode.
- App Store: Automatic updates, downloads and video autoplay will continue.
- FaceTime: Bitrate will no longer be configured for low bandwidth.
- iCloud: Updates will restart and iCloud Photos automatic backups and updates will continue.
- Music: Automatic downloads and high-quality streaming will continue.
- News: Advanced item retrieval will be restarted.
- Podcasts: Episodes will be downloaded as usual, not just over Wi-Fi, and feed updates will no longer be limited.
Note that if you do not have any of the above features or services when you enable Low Data Mode, they will not be affected. For example, if you previously disabled background app refresh, the setting will not turn on automatically when you disable Low Data Mode.
How to Disable Low Data Mode on iPhone?
The Low Data Mode function is available for Wi-Fi and mobile data. Just like when you turn it on, you have to turn it off for each one separately.
Disable low data mode for Wi-Fi
Hunger Settings apply and choose Wireless.
Faucet . Information icon to the right of the connected network.
turn off the toggle for Low data mode.
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Turn off low data mode for mobile data
Hunger Settings apply and choose Cellular or mobile data depending on your plan.
Faucet Cellular data options or Mobile data options. If you have a dual SIM card, choose a number instead.
Select for 5G data Data mode and close Low data mode. You can choose Standard or Allow more 5G data according to your preference.
For 4G, LTE or Dual SIM, just turn it off Low data mode.
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FAQs
How to check data usage on an iPhone?
For more help in managing your mobile data, you can check your iPhone’s data usage. to go Settings > Cellular and scroll down Cellular data. In this section you can see a breakdown by application of what is using the information as well as the monthly total.
What is data roaming on iPhone?
Data roaming happens when your iPhone connects to towers that don’t belong to your carrier. Your carrier shouldn’t charge you more for data roaming, but you can opt out if you want. to go Settings > Cellular > Cellular data options and press the switch next to it. Data roaming close.
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How to Turn Off Low Data Mode on Your iPhone
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What to Know
You can turn off Low Data Mode on iPhone for Wi-Fi, mobile data, or both.
Wi-Fi data: Settings > Wi-Fi, > tap Info icon next to connected network. Turn off the toggle for Low Data Mode.
Mobile data: Settings > Cellular or Mobile Data. Choose data type Cellular or Mobile > pick Data Mode > Low Data Mode.
This article explains how to turn off Low Data Mode on iPhone for Wi-Fi and mobile data. It allows you to resume updates and syncing, increased streaming quality, automatic downloads, and more.
What Happens When I Turn Off Low Data Mode?
Turning off Low Data Mode reenables the features Low Data Mode disables.
The Background App Refresh setting resumes (if you had it turned on).
The Automatic settings for Downloads and Backups will restart (if they were on).
Streaming quality will no longer be decreased for content like music or video.
App-Specific Changes
Certain iOS apps and services will return to normal when you turn off Low Data Mode.
App Store: Automatic updates, downloads, and video auto-play will resume.
FaceTime: The bitrate will no longer be configured for low bandwidth.
iCloud: Updates will restart, and iCloud Photos automatic backups and updates will also resume.
Music: Automatic downloads and high-quality streaming will resume.
News: Advanced retrieval of articles will restart.
Podcasts: Episodes will download as usual, not just on Wi-Fi, and feed updates will no longer be limited.
Keep in mind that if you did not have any of the above features or services set to On when you turned on Low Data Mode, they won’t be affected. For instance, if you had Background App Refresh turned off before, the setting will not automatically turn on when you turn off Low Data Mode.
How Do I Turn Off Low Data Mode on iPhone?
The Low Data Mode feature is available for both Wi-Fi and mobile data. You’ll need to turn it off separately for each, just like when you turned it on.
Turn Off Low Data Mode for Wi-Fi
Open the Settings app and select Wi-Fi.
Tap the Info icon to the right of the connected network.
Turn off the toggle for Low Data Mode.
Turn Off Low Data Mode for Mobile Data
Open the Settings app and select Cellular or Mobile Data depending on your plan.
Tap Cellular Data Options or Mobile Data Options. If you have a Dual SIM, select a number instead.
For 5G data, select Data Mode and turn off Low Data Mode. You can choose Standard or Allow More Data 5G per your preference.
For 4G, LTE, or a Dual SIM, simply turn off Low Data Mode.
FAQ
How do I check data usage on an iPhone?
For more help managing your mobile data, you can check your iPhone’s data usage. Go to Settings > Cellular and scroll down to Cellular Data. In this section, you can see a breakdown per app of what’s using information, along with a monthly total.
What is data roaming on iPhone?
Data roaming occurs when your iPhone connects to towers that don’t belong to your carrier. Your carrier shouldn’t bill you more for roaming data, but you can deactivate it if you want. Go to Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Options and tap the switch next to Data Roaming to off.
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How to Turn Off Low Data Mode on Your iPhone
Get your iPhone back up to speed
What to Know
You can turn off Low Data Mode on iPhone for Wi-Fi, mobile data, or both.
Wi-Fi data: Settings > Wi-Fi, > tap Info icon next to connected network. Turn off the toggle for Low Data Mode.
Mobile data: Settings > Cellular or Mobile Data. Choose data type Cellular or Mobile > pick Data Mode > Low Data Mode.
This article explains how to turn off Low Data Mode on iPhone for Wi-Fi and mobile data. It allows you to resume updates and syncing, increased streaming quality, automatic downloads, and more.
What Happens When I Turn Off Low Data Mode?
Turning off Low Data Mode reenables the features Low Data Mode disables.
The Background App Refresh setting resumes (if you had it turned on).
The Automatic settings for Downloads and Backups will restart (if they were on).
Streaming quality will no longer be decreased for content like music or video.
App-Specific Changes
Certain iOS apps and services will return to normal when you turn off Low Data Mode.
App Store: Automatic updates, downloads, and video auto-play will resume.
FaceTime: The bitrate will no longer be configured for low bandwidth.
iCloud: Updates will restart, and iCloud Photos automatic backups and updates will also resume.
Music: Automatic downloads and high-quality streaming will resume.
News: Advanced retrieval of articles will restart.
Podcasts: Episodes will download as usual, not just on Wi-Fi, and feed updates will no longer be limited.
Keep in mind that if you did not have any of the above features or services set to On when you turned on Low Data Mode, they won’t be affected. For instance, if you had Background App Refresh turned off before, the setting will not automatically turn on when you turn off Low Data Mode.
How Do I Turn Off Low Data Mode on iPhone?
The Low Data Mode feature is available for both Wi-Fi and mobile data. You’ll need to turn it off separately for each, just like when you turned it on.
Turn Off Low Data Mode for Wi-Fi
Open the Settings app and select Wi-Fi.
Tap the Info icon to the right of the connected network.
Turn off the toggle for Low Data Mode.
Turn Off Low Data Mode for Mobile Data
Open the Settings app and select Cellular or Mobile Data depending on your plan.
Tap Cellular Data Options or Mobile Data Options. If you have a Dual SIM, select a number instead.
For 5G data, select Data Mode and turn off Low Data Mode. You can choose Standard or Allow More Data 5G per your preference.
For 4G, LTE, or a Dual SIM, simply turn off Low Data Mode.
FAQ
How do I check data usage on an iPhone?
For more help managing your mobile data, you can check your iPhone’s data usage. Go to Settings > Cellular and scroll down to Cellular Data. In this section, you can see a breakdown per app of what’s using information, along with a monthly total.
What is data roaming on iPhone?
Data roaming occurs when your iPhone connects to towers that don’t belong to your carrier. Your carrier shouldn’t bill you more for roaming data, but you can deactivate it if you want. Go to Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Options and tap the switch next to Data Roaming to off.
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