[Q] App to limit bandwidth of Apps? - General Questions and Answers

I have certain apps which consume too much bandwidth--namely Google Drive, FileSync, and TubeMate. They don't have settings to limit the bandwidth, so even if I'm only downloading 1 file, I would be using for example 2.9 Mb/s. Thanks.

I'm actually using mainly Wifi. Also, I don't need just a bandwidth monitor--I should be able to allow limit bandwidth, not toggle on and off.

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How To Track Bandwidth Usage On My Android Phone ???

How To Track Bandwidth Usage On My Android Phone ???
Most existing applications shows the total used (in/out).
I'd like to show the use by each application.
I want to find the application that consumes more bandwidth from my internet.
I dont know of any application that also tracks the ammount of usage apps use, but 3G watchdog and netcounter are very good apps for tracking internet useage.

Atorrent slowdown

After figuring out I can run torrents from my Infinity I decided I would keep it and enjoy the media available to me. Problem is when I run atorrent I cannot use the tablet for anything else. 3-5 second delays with key selection, apps freeze when I try to open them, etc.
Is there a way to throttle how much CPU atorrent takes?
I don't think its cpu related, torrents constantly write to disk at a high rate, Infinity uses very slow write/read flash memory, don't think you can do much about this.
There are apps for monitoring these things like CPU Tablet Usage Monitor, System Tuner and the like, but unfortunately it's probably the poor I/O performance of the Infinity, mate. Same as when copying files.

Does the Facebook messenger app consume data without using it?

I've seen that this app has consumed about 20MB in 20 days, but I've bearly used it, maybe a couple of very short conversations in that period of time with no media being transferred. Does it consume data in the background or something? I know 20MB is not much, but, considering the usage, I find this a bit excessive.
Thanks in advance.

How to limit RAM usage per application

Is there a way to set hard limits on how much RAM individual Android apps can use? Seems most apps are greedy, and I'm running out of RAM, which makes switching between the apps I am currently using slow.
I used Titanium Backup to freeze all apps I don't use frequently, and now my ram usage is down to about 50%, where it used to be around 90%.
I also use an app called Auto Memory Manager, which controls Android's own memory management. You can tell it to free memory sooner than later, for different types of memory categories. But what made the most difference was freezing apps with Titanium Backup.
I'd still like to know if there is a memory policing app, but the aforementioned are good solutions.

System monitor app

Hey guys , does anyone know any app that can monitor rooted phone (s8 exynos) on background . Every heat , every app behavior , any abnormal changes , speeds , anything. I know there are plenty of apps for that , but after downloading plenty , couldn't p pin point the one I need.
I use Simple Sytem Monitor.
It can monitor Ram, Network, Disk Activity, CPU Usage, CPU Frequencies(Graph and Time), Temps ans Battery Temps. Can run in background, prevent screen off while in app. Test read/write speed, floating windows etc
You can also list running processes and sort them from RAM Usage, CPU Usage, Network Usage, Network speed, Name, PID, UID etc. It even features a Kill process as root.
Amazing for finding out high CPU/Memory using apps, even lists system apps ?
Exzu said:
I use Simple Sytem Monitor.
It can monitor Ram, Network, Disk Activity, CPU Usage, CPU Frequencies(Graph and Time), Temps ans Battery Temps. Can run in background, prevent screen off while in app. Test read/write speed, floating windows etc
You can also list running processes and sort them from RAM Usage, CPU Usage, Network Usage, Network speed, Name, PID, UID etc. It even features a Kill process as root.
Amazing for finding out high CPU/Memory using apps, even lists system apps ?
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Thanks mat

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