05-16-2025
04:39 PM
- last edited on
05-16-2025
06:28 PM
by
computergeek541
Recently my wife and I flipped both of our phones from Koodo to Public Mobile. We've both subscribed to the $35 plan that includes 60GB each.
I note that her phone now states that she has data. Mine, however, shows that I have almost no data available. BTW, we have identical Samsung phones.
Does anyone have any idea about this? If I turn on my data, I get a 2MB warning (because it says that I only have 1.53MB left). Obviously there's no way to call the company. This, apparently, is Telus's idea of providing service.
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05-16-2025 05:07 PM
your mobile data is currently disabled on your phone. You have to turn on Mobile data first to access the page
05-16-2025 05:06 PM
On my phone "Billing cycle and data warning" is grayed out. So apparently I can't access it.
05-16-2025 04:47 PM
PM is on a 30 days cycle instead of monthly, but Android Mobile data limit is monthly. So, unless you are willing to change the "Start billing cycle on:" date manually every month, I suggest you to simply go there and turn off "Set data warning" and "Set data limit":
05-16-2025 04:42 PM
hi @Hawsug
your warning is a local device settings, not an alert from Public Mobile., probably your data limit blocking your data access
Go to your Settings > Connections -> Data Usage -> Billing cycle and data warning and disable Data limit,
also, Reboot and then Reset Network settings on your phone