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Cellular data is something heavily rely on these days, unless you are using one of those 1GB or higher daily data limit plans. Setting up warning and cut off when your monthly data quota is essential to have. In this guide, we guide you to setup data limit on your Redmi phone running MIUI 10. Also, do not miss our “Recommended Smartphones” list that contains best smartphones for every budget.
Do note that this is for plans that have monthly data limit. We will update this guide once Xiaomi adds daily data limit option that other phone makers have already added (Oppo, Vivo etc).
Go to [settings] > [SIM card and data networks] > [set data plan].
Enable data usage.
Click on data plan.
you can set peak data limit, setup action when data limit set is reached, warning level at x % and when to reset.
Set data usage warning level to your choice. Minimum here is 60%.
Now, create date when you want to reset your usage cycle.
When you reach this % (say you have used 600MB of 1GB), you can opt to show warning or turn off mobile data.
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On my European Redmi 9T; using Miui 12.0.5 you can no longer get to this setting via: Settings/SIM card and data networks, instead you’ll have to go through the built in Security App, then down to Data usage.