I assure you, this is one of the best pieces of information you'll come across today. There are a lot of activities that consume data.

What am I saying?

All activities done online consume data, but a few consume more, and I will be sharing them with you for free.

Wouldn't you want to know?

I am sure you would; besides, it will help preserve your data lifespan (if there is anything of the sort).

Now back to the real gist.

Here are the six (6) activities to watch out for:

1. Streaming audio or video, either on the web or through an app.
2. Downloading large files like music or videos.
3. Loading image-heavy websites.
5. Running speed tests.
6. Indirect data usage like automatic cloud backups.

I am sure you must have done more than one activity numerous times without knowing. The difference is that you now know, so it's up to you to use it wisely.

You can always get your data from CosmosData Services at http://cosmosdata.com.ng

PS: I forgot to include the fourth activity, which is "video calling." If you didn't observe that, you may want to go over it again to see what else is missing.

If you just did, then I am happy to announce to you that, well, nothing more was missing. Or better still, you can purchase your data at very affordable cost by visiting http://cosmosdata.com.ng

We will meet again

Till then, [b]"no gree for anybody," [/b]not even those online activities that steal your data at your back.

Yeah familiar with all these