Save Data by Using Only Wi-Fi


 Using FaceTime daily, or even weekly, for a prolonged amount of time can eat up your data quickly. You can use Wi-Fi (obviously), but if it cuts out, you'll be relying on cellular data to continue your video call — unless you ax FaceTime and mobile data compatibility. Open the Settings app, tap on "Cellular," and turn off the toggle next to FaceTime. FaceTime will now only work on Wi-Fi and not cellular data, so you don't have to worry about going over your limit.

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