How ro restrict background data on androids.

Have you ever wondered why no matter how hard you try your smartphone always seems to constantly burn data?
This is because your phone has not bee set to restrict background data.
You are probably wondering what this means? It means whenever you close an application, lets say Facebook or YouTube it is still running in the background and constantly consuming data.
In order to stop this what you need to do is to pull down your notifications bar and click on the quick menu button at the top right edge of your device and locate data usage. here you will find all the currently running applications on your device click on them and click on the  #restrict background data option and you are all done.

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