How to make s8 download apps over 4g

That, coupled with the prevalence of unlimited data plans, means less worrying about hopping on a Wi-Fi network to download something.

However, try to install an app or update over MB, and your iPhone will insist you switch to Wi-Fi. We don't think this is very fair, so here's a way out. While Apple should offer an iOS setting for users to opt in or out of these restrictions — such as what is offered with apps like Netflix — no such preference exists.

Instead, you'll need to take advantage of a software loophole to get your large apps to download over cellular data. Why there's a cutoff threshold for App Store downloads over cellular data isn't obvious. Yes, it's likely to prevent you from going over your data cap, but it's not necessarily an Apple feature itself. The MB warning is likely dependent not only on what carrier and plan you have, but what region you're in.

Follow these steps to disconnect and find a stronger one if one is available, or at least guarantee your phone will stop latching onto every network you pass through. Wiping the cache partition is likely to fix the issue in most cases. This solution deletes no important data, so your photos, videos, and other media are safe. You will have to access the Android recovery mode to complete this function. That was a slight increase over the previous MB limit.

As you can see below, the default setting in iOS 13 is to ask about downloading any apps over MB with a cellular connection. You can still download them, but if you want the most seamless process you can turn off the warning. At the other end of the spectrum, you can also opt to get a warning for any size app before you download it over cellular. For example, you can use a higher frequency when in a city for higher speeds, then switch to a low frequency for a slower but stronger connection when you're out on the road.

You can search for it yourself or open the link below on your Galaxy device. Once installed, open the app and under the Activities tab, select the drop arrow next to "Call Settings.

On the new page, open the side menu by selecting the three horizontal lines in the upper-left corner, then choose "Band Selection. Here you will see a list of all supported bands on your phone, including LTE and 5G.