iOS 12 cellular data list of apps

You're welcome! Have a great day.

I have the same issue with this list not being alphabetically listed. It is reducing my productivity since I use my phone for volunteer work! Apple, PLEASE change it back!!!

Yes,please Apple, at least give us the option to have it alphabetically.

P1unky wrote:

Yes,please Apple, at least give us the option to have it alphabetically.

I've already explained once in this thread how you can see an alphabetical listing of your apps.

IdrisSeabright,

I'm aware of the listing of the apps there. My post is in reference to what is going on within the "Cellular Data" settings screen.

So you're not asking about "settings", you're asking about "statistics"? Is that correct?

It wasn't really a question, just adding a comment to the poster who stated that the options to reset aren't listed on our iOS device. Thanks for responding, though.

Or, you could go to Settings and scroll through the alphabetized list of apps on your phone.

E McFarland wrote:

Great suggestion!

Wish Apple would fix the default from sending you to “Settings > Cellular”...

Yes, I agree and have submitted feedback to Apple to that effect.

I would like to see my statistics continue & not be zeroed out when I click on ‘reset statistics’. I prefer the alphabetical app list and NO THANKS to numerical app list by stats. 🤮

I can see the use in listing them in order of data use, but would like to have the choice to see them this way or alphabetically.

I have explained several times in this thread how to do that.

We’re not “looking at them”. We’re turning them off & on to save data & not get notifications &’tonsave battery life. They aren’t in the data usage section or screen. They’re in the Cellular Data section where you enable or disable your apps

Apple has always taken the position that they know what you need better than you do. And they have given you that. At the top of the list are the apps that have used data, in the order of heaviest app user to lightest. Apps that have used no data ARE in alphabetical order.

But if you are looking for a specific app it is MUCH faster to just search for it by name, rather than browse through a list no matter what order it is in.

That's a really cack-handed way, though. You have to open all the apps to see which are set up for mobile data and which aren't. It was far easier the old way when just at a glance you could see. As I said, and I have suggested to Apple, they need an option to view either alphabetically or by data usage.