It’s surprising to see that this option is still not included in the latest build of Android 9. You can also define limits and even filter mobile data and roaming usage. It lets you track your data usage. It provides more detailed insight on data usage per app basis and how much bandwidth you spend on a particular day/weeks etc. To get more control over your data usage, I suggest you try this app called my data manager. This is kind of a workaround for resetting data usage. Now when you visit the Data Usage page, the system will start Data Usage from today’s data and the statistics should be reset. Select today’s data which in my case is 16th. You will be presented with a Usage cycle reset data pop up. Once you are in the Data Warning & Limit page, tap on “ App Data Usage Cycle“. On the Data Usage page, tap on “Data Warning & Limit”. When you are in the Network & Internet page, tap on “ Data Usage“. Once you are in the Settings page, head over to “Network & Internet”. Alternatively, you can also go to the App Drawer and click on the gear icon to open System Settings. To do that, pull down the notification drawer and click on the gear icon. Start by turning on your mobile data first (important), then go to System Settings. But, it cannot be done immediately and instead you have to choose a date when you want to reset the data cycle. If your device is not rooted, then you can clear the ‘data usage’ natively. Read the detailed thread on StackExchange For Non-Root Users This will clear everything under ‘data usage’. Under the netstats folder, delete all files and reboot your device. If you don’t have any, install ES file explorer.Next go to /data/system/netstats. In case you have a rooted device, things are pretty simple and straight forward. First, let’s see how to clear data usage if you have root access. But, if your phone is not rooted, then there is a workaround for that as well. Well, unfortunately, you can clear data usage only on a rooted device. However, since the usage stats adds all the bandwidth, there is no easy way to tell, how much data I used since my last recharge. Like, last month I was out on a vacation and did several data recharges within a week. Well, there are several reasons to do that.
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