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As my cycling distance has increased, I find my android running out of battery after about 6-7 hours if I have both GPS and mobile data on. Wondering if maps if really needed for accurate tracking since GPS coordinates are going to be the same regardless.

Hi, I'm travelling to the US (Las Vegas, Los Angeles) in a few weeks and will need data (I don't care about calls or texting). Should I purchase the US Roaming data add-on? Will I get adequate service in these cities?

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Just asking because I found a lot of threads saying that the 3G network was getting shut down in the US over the last year etc., and have been reading some conflicting reports on whether or not data roaming was affected by the shutdowns.

make sure you wait until the last minute before buying your US Roaming add-on as it starts as soon as you successfully purchase it. You could even wait until landing in US to log in to your PM account using their free wifi...then buy your add-on. For just data, you should have no problems using it in SoCal and LV. As a matter of fact you'll likely still receive texts while you're there...even w/o buying the text add-on. ( I've heard too, that occasionally you can send texts w/o that add-on while in US as well)

When users enroll their corporate or personal devices with Intune, Intune collects, processes, and shares some personal data to support business operations, conduct business with the customer and to support the service. Intune collects personal data from the following sources:

From these sources, Intune collects information that falls into the following two categories: required, optional. Each category is divided into customer data, personal data, diagnostic data, and service-generated data.

Data in the required category consists of data that is necessary to make our service work as expected by the customer. Most of the data collected by Intune is required data. This data is tied to a user, device, or application and is essential to the nature of management. The data collected contains both personal data and non-personal data. Personal data includes identifiable data that may directly identify the end user, or pseudonymized data with a unique identifier generated by the system that's used to deliver the enterprise service to users, support data, and account data. Non-personal data includes service-generated system metadata and organizational/tenant information. Intune also collects access control data to manage access to administrative roles and functions through features like Role Based Access Control.

1 Intune Mobile Application Management (MAM) can be deployed independent of other Intune workloads. For customers only using Intune MAM, this column identifies which required data is collected.

Data in the optional category isn't essential to the product or service experience. Customers can control the collection of optional data. Intune enables customers to opt in or opt-out of optional data collection. Examples of optional data consist of pseudonymized data that Intune collects for diagnostics and telemetry. We think there are compelling reasons for people to share this optional data as it creates opportunities for new and richer experiences and we understand the importance of providing users the opportunity to make these choices for themselves.

Examples of the optional data Microsoft collects during the use of any Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise applications and services fall into the following categories as defined by the ISO/IEC 19944-1:2020 Information technology - Cloud computing - Cloud services and devices: Data flow, data categories:

I used Airalo during the week when I was working from hotels at WDW, making four hours of video calls a day. My recollection is that I used very little of the data I paid for because the WDW WIFI worked very well.

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Objective: This study was conducted with the objective of developing infrastructure comprising data processing algorithms, BG prediction models, and an appropriate mobile app for patients' electronic record management to guide BG prediction-based personalized recommendations for patients with GDM.

Methods: A mobile app for electronic diary management was developed along with data exchange and continuous BG signal processing software. Both components were coupled to obtain the necessary data for use in the personalized BG prediction system. Necessary data on meals, BG measurements, and other events were collected via the implemented mobile app and continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system processing software. These data were used to tune and evaluate the BG prediction model, which included an algorithm for dynamic coefficients tuning. In the clinical study, 62 participants (GDM: n=49; control: n=13) took part in a 1-week monitoring trial during which they used the mobile app to track their meals and self-measurements of BG and CGM system for continuous BG monitoring. The data on 909 food intakes and corresponding postprandial BG curves as well as the set of patients' characteristics (eg, glycated hemoglobin, body mass index [BMI], age, and lifestyle parameters) were selected as inputs for the BG prediction models.

Conclusions: The mobile app for the collection and processing of relevant data, appropriate software for CGM system signals processing, and BG prediction models were developed for a recommender system. The developed system may help improve BG control in patients with GDM; this will be the subject of evaluation in a subsequent study.

1) I my phone settings -> apps -> Spotify -> mobile data and wifi: I have the backgrounddata option set to OFF (that is, the small dot is on the left side of the slider and the slider is grey). The description of the slider says: "Activate usage of mobile data in the background".

2) In my phone settings -> Network and internet -> Data saving: I have the datasaving option set to OFF. In that view, I can see that I have two apps that have unlimited access anyway, Spotify is not one of them, and digging further into the list where I can manage access to unlimited data, Spotify is already no manageable in that list, it says "Background data is deactivated" (which is probably due to my points 1) and 3) )

3) In my phone settings -> mobile network -> Datausage of apps: I can see that Spotify has used over 100Mb of foreground mobile data during the last month; the Backgrounddata option (which I believe is a clone of the one in my point 1) ) is set to OFF.

4) In the Spotify app -> settings -> Datasaving: I have the option "Save data" turned OFF. The description says that activating this button would set the sound quality to "low", and that is not what I want. It does not state that it would restrict data traffic to only the one (WIFI) or the other (Mobile) data channel.

7) In the Spotify app -> settings -> Devices: I have the setting "Spotify Connect in the background" set to ON. I reckon this has to do with using your phone to decide what songs to play on another device, e.g. a speaker somewhere in my appartment. I notice that the initial setup of such speakers often requires the user to give the speaker internetaccess and access to the location of the phone you use to set them up with. I am skeptical as to why this really is necessary, except for certain features. Both my steering device and the listening device are on the same WIFI-network, why would they need internet access. Can it be the case that there is some data leakage going on here? In any case, it should not be 100Mb in 30 days.

In the spotify app -> settings -> Sound quality: I have the setting "Download via mobile network" set to OFF. Yes, typographically it looks like this setting belongs insid the category "sound quality" although its description makes me think it is more general. This setting should be the only one needed, to accomplish what I want: have Spotify not touch my mobile data at all.

Still, like I said in 3), Spotify uses data. It is the app that uses the most data. If i watch Peertube and leave the bounds of some WIFI-network, the streaming will stop. If I listen to a podcast and leave the bounds of WIFI, I'll soon get a warning, telling me that I'm about to reach my datalimit. What more do I need to turn off?

Playing offline content should not use any data. However if the "Offline mode" is not enabled, the app will use some data as it does need an active network connection so other features like Lyrics, Connect, Recommendations, Search, etc might work properly. Taking this into account, we'd recommend activating the Offline mode to avoid any additional data usage.

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