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1. Open unit conversion, operation-configuration-other-operation-add: Name: Byte conversion (whatever name you like).
Unit before conversion: M. Converted unit: bytes. Conversion factor: 1048576. Then save.
2. To calculate and open unit conversion in the future, press Operation-Set Conversion Unit-Others-Byte Conversion. Enter data and you can convert bytes to M.
3. Regardless of whether you use mobile phone QQ, Navigation, UC, or your own browser, the traffic is totaled in the communication record-packet counter (sum of received plus sent). Therefore, you need to count the traffic generated in the month, and clear the group counter when deducting the monthly rent. (Original password 12345)
Open the communication record-packet data counter, add the "total amount of sent data" and "total amount of received data" (in fact, just add the first few numbers roughly, it doesn't need to be so precise), the result is the total number of bytes, and then use the "Byte Conversion" just set to convert the total number of bytes into the total number of M.
The calculation is not very precise, but I can get a rough idea. The error is within five megabits. The traffic monitoring is not very accurate either.
[Resource Sharing] Use mobile phones to count Internet traffic
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Not bad, thumbs up.
Doesn't Nokia have data usage statistics just from the call records?
I just think this is fun
This is not as accurate as the call records.
Not just Nokia, now many phones have it.
Support, thumbs up to the original poster!
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