Actually, I'm not sure if n28a and n28b are in the n28 band, or if they're different in the first place (even though the frequencies are both 700). Because the cell phone info sites I know of usually don't directly state whether they support n28a or n28b, but rather use n28 as a catch-all... I'm in Malaysia, and my current phone is a Redmi Note 11T Pro China Version, and according to this Malaysia 5G supported bands , my current phone's U Mobile only doesn't support n26 and n28b, and according to this U Mobile 5G Compatible Devices . I then used this Malaysia 5G Supported Bands website to check for supported phones and also found many phones that support n28b but not n26. I strongly suspect that I can't receive 5G signal because it don't support n28b band!

On Android, I have a nice Xposed module which shows me the current internet usage, but for the whole system, not per app: On my desktop computer I have this expandable panel item which shows me exactly which apps are using the internet connection at any given moment. It also shows me exactly how much they're uploading and downloading per second right now, on a *per app* basis. The UI looks like this: So I wonder if this is possible on Android as well. I'm asking for a *per app* metric of up/down usage right now, as in the above screenshot from my desktop computer. Is there any way to get that? To clarify even more, I'm asking for **current** speed, not past, accumulated usage. Solutions that require root access and Xposed Framework are welcome.

For months I tried to track down a ping issue (high ping; disconnect & reconnect my router; low ping for about 20 minutes; high ping again). Turns out, thanks to this answer , it was the Google+ auto backup feature (that, for some reason, seems to kick in several minutes *after* it gets a connection). The Google+ auto backup feature is enabled on my phone. It is configured to upload in "standard size" (not "full size"). Also, it is set to only upload if charging and if on WiFi. During backup, the ping time (from my laptop, but the same applies from the router's admin page) goes up to over 7000 ms, see: If I disconnect my phone from WiFi, the ping time goes down to about 50 ms. What can I do to avoid this from happening? I tried to search for some way to set *WiFi* bandwidth limits for a specific app, but I couldn't find any.

Device: Nexus 5, Android Version 6.0.1 Every time the phone is connected to my home wi-fi after a couple of minutes the phone uses my whole bandwidth to upload something to varying Google (1e100.net) Servers. I checked the Network Monitoring app and it tell me that the bandwidth is used by Google Play Services. The Uploading has been going on for three days nonstop and the only way to stop it temporarily is to disable and re enable the wi-fi connection. What is causing this, and how do I stop it?

I would like to prevent Firefox from loading images, due to 3g data limit. * I was googling for an anwser, but it seems that option is not available, and, to my surprise, I did not find any posts mentioning it *does not* exist. * There is no option in about:config that looks like the one permissions.default.image in the desktop version of Firefox. * No extension (in particular, the [Image Block](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/image-block/)) seems to be installable in Firefox 16.0 for Android. Can you suggest a solution, or a browser, which supports this feature?

isp : gtpl phone : poco F1 plan : 40 mbps down and half of it upload router settings : channel 6 and frequancy auto security : WPA - Personal **note : both test were on wifi, laptop was not connected with LAN** all basic i already did like reboot resets phone wifi setting resets nothing worked

I am WFH and using Xiaomi note 8 pro for hotspot to my work computer and I have D-Link dongle which catch the hotspot signal. I am using Airtel sim card for that. When I start working to my system at 10:30 IST in the morning, sometimes I do get speed about 15-20Mbps but while loading the page it doesn't seems to be that much speed. After 2-5 minutes of this "Rocking" speed, it came down to below 100Kbps and sometimes below 10Kbps as well. If I am opening Youtube.com, I can watch the videos in full HD without buffer but at the same time i won't be able to remote connect to my PC. Same when i open youtube, facebook, instagram like app on my mobile, it works good and speed is also good as i can see the speed at the top of my screen. Youtube is giving me speed like 600Kbps-1Mbps and other app too gave me speed of upto 500Kbps. But as soon as i opened some other app, speed bites the dust. Suppose I opened 2 apps in the background. One is Youtube and other one is cricbuzz. I maximize youtube and browse some videos and i can see speed upto 600-800 Kbps and suddenly i minimize the youtube and maximize cricbuzz. All of sudden the speed from 600Kbps goes down to 6Kbps. I am unable to work properly and neither i am getting any support from Sim Company. I am asking this question over here so that if i could get some help in terms of if this is the issue of network company or mobile company or my device is not upto the capacity. If there would be any work around or hacks. Any kind of solution would be a great help.

I am testing an Android application and need to understand how does the app behave on different internet speeds. An example of test case is: 1. set the maximum bandwidth to 20kbps and check how it works; 2. set the maximum bandwidth to 50kbps and check how it works... etc. The problem is - I have no idea how to limit the traffic. I am using WiFi and [Charles Proxy](http://www.charlesproxy.com/) . I use Charles to check how does the app reacts. Unfortunately, I am unable to throttle using Charles - for some reason Charles limits do not affect my app at all. Anyway, can somebody assist me with this problem? Do you have any ideas on how to limit the bandwidth? Thanks in advance.

I know that I can use TrafficStats class to have an idea about how much data an app is using. But, I would like to know if there is any way in which I can force the apps to not use more than a specified bandwidth.

Can anyone suggest a suitable way to limit internet bandwidth? I am using 3G mobile data. I know how to limit the maximum data usage but I need to control the bandwidth so that my mobile data allotment doesn't get consumed too quickly. What I'd like is a way to control the following situations: 1. Sometimes we don't need the whole body of an webpage, hence it is desired that we can stop loading the page further when we wish. But on a high speed connection you cannot stop loading the page before it gets fully loaded. 2. Some websites with embedded do not have an option to stop loading the video, hence sometimes leave me no option but to close the tab to limit data-consumption.

During my last holiday, an overeager podcast app used my entire quota for downloading one podcast. Now I am looking for sulutions that will help limit bandwidth usage. 1. Primarily I would like to monitor and limit usage by apps (getting warnings,throttling and blocking apps). 2. Sometimes up/down can be treaded separately (like photo backups) 3. I probably have a lot of apps that I can't monitor individually, I think I should be notified about those using resources, and then be able to set limits. 4. Would like the possibility of several different "policies", with automatic or manual selection. (I often use a mobile hotspot, so basing it on wi-fi or mobile data is not sufficient). Can be home operator, roaming status/location, Hotspot name. 5. Sometimes the problem is hotspot clients of my device. Some granular control would be best. 6. Perhaps granular control of browses - possibility to control websites, tabs perhaps by limiting heavy downloads like flash and photos. 7. Limit bandwidth used by ads. On my phone I have a Data usage listing under Settings|Connections, which is somewhat useful.

Is it possible to limit internet speed of Android device for example - Nexus 7 only internet speed has 300 kbps / 1mbps - Nexus 4 only internet speed has 150 kbps / 1mbps

Scenario:
An Android tablet computer acts as 3G gateway for multiple devices connecting to it via WiFi; everything happens in a moving vehicle.

How can I limit the 3G/GPRS bandwidth of the devices connecting to the tablet, and secure a certain bandwidth for the tablet itself ?
Also is there a limit in the number of connecting devices ? Thanks!

I have installed lots of apps on my phone. For the last couple of weeks i am facing one issue. Even when i am not using internet infact even when i am not using my phone at all, a window pops up and says you have just downloaded ??mb of data!!! and because of this my battery is draining very fast. I have to charge it twice a day. I don't even know which app is accessing net, I suspected the pulse feed reader and google+ for this. Uninstalled pulse reader but still there is problem. If i could got to know which app is that then i will just uninstall that. Phone: HTC Desire S OS: Android 2.3.3

I use a lot of applications on my Android phone, and I'd like to know which applications are using the Internet at a given point of time, and also the bandwidth consumed by each one of them. [This question](https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/3493/) from 2010 suggested [OS Monitor](http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-eolwral-osmonitor-xxxt.aspx) , but it's not currently available for download. Is there a way to accomplish this?

According to specs the 2nd gen. Moto G has network support for: *GSM/GPRS/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz) UMTS/HSPA+ up to 21 Mbps (850, 1700 (AWS), 1900 MHz)* *What's the actual maximum upload speed?*

I have monthly cycle for measuring mobile data from 1st to 31st but it always measures last 7 days. How do I make it measure cycle I have configured?

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I know that I can use some applications such as Speedtest to check my current bandwidth capacity. However, I would like to monitor bandwidth capacity over time as I would like to assess the quality of the wifi connection around me throughout the day. Is there anyway to do so on Android? I use Samsung Galaxy S3 with Android 4.1.2 and Nexus 7 with Android 4.4.2.

I live in place where the data charges are extremely high (~0,70€ per MB in Ethiopia, for example.) If I wish to chat on Facebook, data charges rack up quickly due to the standard Facebook app's bandwidth use: always updating the stream, downloading all of the images and profile pictures, etc. Is there a way to restrict or minimize bandwidth utilization while using Facebook chat, basically only transmitting the text data? 3rd-party apps would be fine as well. PS: I already tried to download imo.im from the Google Play market - but this one is not available in Ethiopia.

A newb question, as I just received my wife's HTC Desire: Where can I check how much bandwidth it uses (or used during certain time period)? Her contract only includes 500MB a month, so she needs to be able to monitor this.