Netflix recently updated its mobile app with a
long-awaited feature: now, you can specify
how much data (approximately) it uses, so you
don’t go over your cellular data cap.
Netflix uses a lot of data, about 1 GB per hour
while watching standard definition content. If
you’re on a mobile connection with a data cap,
which most people usually are, then that’s way
too much.

In order to rein in how much data your phone
or tablet is using on your mobile connection,
you first should make sure that you have the
very latest Netflix update. You can find it in the
App Store updates if you’re on iPhone or iPad,
and in your Play Store updates if you’re using
an Android device.

First, tap the three lines in upper-left corner to
access the slide-out panel.
Now, tap on “App Settings”.
The Cellular Data Usage is set to “Set
Automatically” by default. If you turn this off,
you can choose from one of five data control
tiers:

Off (Wi-Fi only) : You will only be able to
watch content over Wi-Fi. If you are
connected to a mobile data connection,
you won’t be able to view content.
Low : On the low quality setting, data
usage will average about 1 GB every 4
hours.

Medium: When set to the medium quality
settings, your data footprint will be about
1 GB every 2 hours.
High : The highest setting is what you can
expect when connected via Wi-Fi. This
will average about 1 GB every hour.
Unlimited: If you have an unlimited data
plan, then you can turn this option on.
Content will be best quality and include
4K movies if your Netflix plan has that
option. Do not check this option unless
you have an unlimited data plan.

Keep in mind, the lower the setting, the lower
quality your video will be. But that’s a small
price to pay for staying under your data cap.
No matter what setting you use, though, it’s no
replacement for keeping an eye on your data
cap and how much you’ve already used–
whether you’re on iPhone or Android .
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