How much data downloading apps

 · As @Gary L and everyone else documents, this can really vary a LOT, depending on platform, version, type of apps, device usage, etc. My W10 phone apps range from just under 1MB to about MB. The Theoretical max on the store was GB, but has been raised to GB+, but the practical limits are obviously making this somewhat superfluous.  · The below figures, extrapolated from WhistleOut’s findings*, show the minimal impact the app has on your monthly data allowance. Per min = ~ MB Per twenty-minutes = ~ MB*.  · As has been said about the sizes, it depends on the apps. I can certainly believe that 60 apps would use up mb of space. That's less than 8mb User Interaction Count: 5.

Again, it really depends on how often you're using these apps, so we've split up the numbers by how much data you'd likely use in 30 mins, 1 hour and 3 hours when using that one particular app. Activity. MB or GB* Storing photos. 16GB for 4, photos if the images were 4MB each (high quality). Recording videos. GB per hour of video recording (p). 3GB per hour of video recording (2K) Downloading music. Spotify. Depends on the quality, but between 3MB and 10MB per song on your phone. Downloading social media apps. Depends on the overall size of the app, but approximately. Windows 10 data usage page shows a brief overview of how much data you've used on WiFi and Ethernet in the last 30 days. How can I see which app is using my internet? The data usage stats aren.

The below figures, extrapolated from WhistleOut’s findings*, show the minimal impact the app has on your monthly data allowance. Per min = ~ MB Per twenty-minutes = ~ MB*. Curtailing your phone use as you near your data cap at the end of each month is no way to live. A better way is to stop data-hungry apps from using too much data in the first place. The apps. Checking your data usage on Android: In the Settings app, tap the "Wireless Networks" option, then choose "Data usage". You should then be able to see how much mobile data each app on your phone.