Posted April 7, 20169 yr I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask. My apologies if it isn't. But yeah. Of what the title says. Do they charge you if you install a high capacity SD card in your smartphone? Reason why I'm asking is because, I think my phone as well as my dad's and brothers is a 2.0 GB plan and the SD micro card inside our phones are 2GB. I was thinking of going to a dollar store to get a 8GB SD micro at a cheaper price, if it doesn't effect my dad's phone plan.
April 7, 20169 yr It shouldn't, the 2 GB would be your mobile data, so the 8 gig SD card should be fine Although, I will admit freely that I have no idea how it works in America
April 7, 20169 yr Author It shouldn't, the 2 GB would be your mobile data, so the 8 gig SD card should be fine Although, I will admit freely that I have no idea how it works in America Hmmmm ok.
April 7, 20169 yr Author Of course not. Ok. Do you think 8GB might do me good to download Unchained X?
April 7, 20169 yr Ok. Do you think 8GB might do me good to download Unchained X?So long as the app has support to be moved to an SD card, then yes.
April 7, 20169 yr Author So long as the app has support to be moved to an SD card, then yes. Oh ok. Yeah, I just tried to download it this morning, let alone getting rid of apps I'm not using and things on the phone, and it still gave me an error. Does the app goes directly on your phone, or the SD card?
April 7, 20169 yr Oh ok. Yeah, I just tried to download it this morning, let alone getting rid of apps I'm not using and things on the phone, and it still gave me an error.Does the app goes directly on your phone, or the SD card?Goes straight to the phone. Rarely does it go straight to the SD card. You might also want to Google the error you get.
April 8, 20169 yr Author Goes straight to the phone. Rarely does it go straight to the SD card. You might also want to Google the error you get. Ok. I'll think of something. Edited April 8, 20169 yr by RikuFangirl2008
April 8, 20169 yr I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask. My apologies if it isn't. But yeah. Of what the title says. Do they charge you if you install a high capacity SD card in your smartphone? Reason why I'm asking is because, I think my phone as well as my dad's and brothers is a 2.0 GB plan and the SD micro card inside our phones are 2GB. I was thinking of going to a dollar store to get a 8GB SD micro at a cheaper price, if it doesn't effect my dad's phone plan. Your 2GB plan refers to your mobile data. This is used when you are doing things such as watching videos, using the Internet, etc. while not connected to Wi-Fi. This consumes the data on your plan until you exceed the data used and pay a fee for going over the limit. The 8GB card you're referring to is used for data storage, which is used for storing programs like the apps on your mobile device, the operating system controlling it, and photos you take. In short, your card should have no effect on the 2GB plan you have.
April 9, 20169 yr Author Your 2GB plan refers to your mobile data. This is used when you are doing things such as watching videos, using the Internet, etc. while not connected to Wi-Fi. This consumes the data on your plan until you exceed the data used and pay a fee for going over the limit. The 8GB card you're referring to is used for data storage, which is used for storing programs like the apps on your mobile device, the operating system controlling it, and photos you take. In short, your card should have no effect on the 2GB plan you have. Ok. I got myself a 16GB card and I was told by the guy at GameStop that should help me, when moving apps to the card. So, when connecting to the WiFi, it doesn't consume the plan?
April 9, 20169 yr Ok. I got myself a 16GB card and I was told by the guy at GameStop that should help me, when moving apps to the card. So, when connecting to the WiFi, it doesn't consume the plan? No, because WiFi is your own Internet connection. You're not using your cell phone carrier's services when using the Internet on your own network.
April 9, 20169 yr Author No, because WiFi is your own Internet connection. You're not using your cell phone carrier's services when using the Internet on your own network. Ooooh. Ok. Thank you for telling me that. Now I know what to do in the future.
I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask. My apologies if it isn't.
But yeah. Of what the title says. Do they charge you if you install a high capacity SD card in your smartphone?
Reason why I'm asking is because, I think my phone as well as my dad's and brothers is a 2.0 GB plan and the SD micro card inside our phones are 2GB.
I was thinking of going to a dollar store to get a 8GB SD micro at a cheaper price, if it doesn't effect my dad's phone plan.