I’ve been in contact with Johnny Ixe of XVision, the developer of DataMan Pro, the entire time, and after much back-and-forth, he has finally managed to get a new version of DataMan Pro through Apple’s approval process. Earlier this year, I was testing an app called DataMan Pro that offered exactly this functionality, but by the time this iOS 6 problem appeared, Apple had pulled DataMan Pro from the App Store, presumably because of the techniques it used to capture per-app usage data. Slowing down the sleuthing has been the lack of tools to identify which apps are consuming cellular data. Most recently, Glenn wrote about a bug that caused iOS 6.0 to consume excessive amounts of bandwidth (see “ Public Radio Group Finds iOS 6.0 Streaming Bandwidth Bug,” 14 November 2012) although it was specific to iOS 6.0 and Wi-Fi, we believe it may be indicative of architectural problems within iOS 6. Next, Matt Neuburg gave the problem an even closer look in in “ Mysterious iOS 6 Cellular Data Usage: A Deeper Look” (24 October 2012). We’ve been writing about this issue for a while, starting with Glenn Fleishman’s “ What’s Behind Mysterious Cellular Data Usage in iOS 6?” (29 September 2012). Particularly for those who have been happily paying $15 for grandfathered-in 200 MB per month plans, this excessive data usage has come at a steep cost, at least in proportion to what the costs should be. By “significantly increased,” I mean changes in the tens or hundreds of megabytes per month, and for fewer people, as much as gigabytes.
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