So you want to know the difference between cellular and Wi-Fi data? Let’s start with what data is.
Data is electronic information that’s sent from and to your phone.
You use data when you:
- Share photos or videos via email or on social media sites like Facebook
- Send and receive email messages
- Browse the Internet
- Watch streaming videos on a website or using an app like YouTube
- Listen to streaming music on a website or using an app like Pandora®
- Follow turn-by-turn directions using the Maps App, or
- Download apps from the Google Play Store
Your Jitterbug Touch is automatically connected to a cellular network that is nationwide so you can rely on a connection just about anywhere you go. Just remember that when you’re connected on a cellular network, data is deducted from your monthly plan.
Your Jitterbug Touch is also compatible with most Wi-Fi networks to access high-speed Internet without having to worry about using up your GreatCall data plan.
So why not use Wi-Fi all the time? Well, while a cellular network is virtually everywhere, Wi-Fi has a more limited range. Fortunately, these days, most homes, businesses, and even airports provide free Wi-Fi. Consider connecting to these Wi-Fi networks, whenever possible.
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