GlassWire Data Usage Monitor - Monitor data usage

You've been using this app for a while and you really liked it. However, when the most recent update came out, you were unhappy because all of the purchases you made before were no longer there. You're now stuck with the basic version of the app and if you want to get back all the features you had before, you have to buy them again, even the yearly subscription. It's good that there are still no ads, though. You didn't get a new phone, just updated the app. But you'll try the "fix" to see if it helps. Update on that: you got back your wallpaper, but not the firewall.

I've been using Glasswire for years and it's been awesome. But I paid for the Premium subscription in January and now all those features are free. Seems like they were planning this change from the start of the year. Can I please get a refund for my subscription fee?

There's this cool app that lets you easily check your data usage information. I really like how I can see exactly how much data is being used in the moment just by swiping down my notification bar. You can even find out which apps are using data and Wi-Fi separately, and it breaks it down by dates. I signed up for the app and I use it almost every day to keep track of my data usage on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.

I would give it 5 stars because it's top-notch in quality, fulfills its purpose well, and appears very impressive while doing so. I absolutely think the Night Neon skin is worth the money. One idea that comes to mind, which might have been mentioned earlier, is a feature where you can easily access the Bandwidth Speed Meter without interrupting your video, game, or other applications by adding a toggleable overlay. Thank you for creating such a valuable app for all of us. We truly value your dedication and effort.

I really like this app. There are no ads, which is great. I love that it shows data usage for each day. It helps me figure out the days when I use the most data. This way, I can manage my data allowance more effectively. The app is very accurate. I usually rely on the data meter from my internet service provider, but I needed something more detailed. This app provides just that without any bugs.

The app looks pretty clean and neat. However, there are some important issues. There are no custom data alerts available, the data plan graph is a day short - it says March 8th through April 6th instead of through April 7th. Custom data graph dates don't seem to work properly, and the data plan graph doesn't separate mobile and wifi usage. Also missing is an at-a-glance usage graph like in My Data Monitor. On a positive note, they did introduce a cool new theme. In general, it seems like this version is still in beta testing.

The free version doesn't include the features you want. To access those, you'll need to subscribe. However, I'm willing to buy the 'Pro Features' just once. I don't fancy subscribing, even if it's just $4.99 a year now. But what if the price goes up next year and my card gets charged automatically?

GlassWire has a cool app control feature, but sometimes it can get stuck because it uses up the VPN slot. Also, memberships for PC don't work on Android devices. The live view feature can be unreliable and needs experimental mode quite often. It's tricky because you can't open apps directly, making it hard to spot any 'unknown' ones that pop up on the list of current data-using apps. This makes it tough to block them.

I am starting to really like this product more and more as I use it. You are close to getting 5 stars from me. If you can answer these two questions for me, I will give you the full 5 stars. First question: How do European telecom operators work with GlassWire? Do they have any issues, like in the US when using GlassWire? Second question: Can you make sure that the buttons for the firewall actually work or clearly indicate that they don't turn on, even though the firewall seems to be working fine without showing that indication?

You can stop apps from going online, but a notification always shows how much data is used. To get rid of this, I turned off the notification permission in the Android system settings. The app doesn't have a built-in feature to disable notifications.