Oppo How to Set up Data Warning & Limit

The data limit helps us to unintentionally exceed the data volume of our contract. If the data limit is reached on the Oppo smartphone, the mobile data is automatically deactivated.

Only from version ColorOS 7 (Android 10) onwards is it possible to use the usual data limit on Oppo devices. These instructions show how the data limit can be activated or deactivated.

By default, data usage on the Oppo smartphone is charged from the first day of the month, but you can set the billing cycle date to any other day of the month in the mobile data settings.

On the Oppo-Smartphone only an individual data warning can be defined, which is displayed once after reaching the defined data usage. To use the data warning, the data limit must be activated.

Note: The shown data warning is only available from ColorOS 7 (Android 10) on.

On the Oppo smartphone with ColorOS, there is a common function for the daily data warning and data limit, with the option of activating a daily data reminder with a range of 10 MB to 100 GB. This acts as a data warning.

A data limit as we usually know it is only available on the Oppo device from ColorOS 7 (Android 10) on. If the daily volume was used up, a notification appears with the information that the allowed daily data usage was exceeded. If the notification is not responded to, the mobile data is deactivated for the rest of the day.

With ColorOS 7 (Android 10), Oppo also offers the usual data limit/data limitation on its smartphones, which was previously not available with older versions. After reaching the set data limit, the mobile data is deactivated.

Note: There may be differences between the smartphone and the mobile phone provider when calculating the actual data volume.