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1. www.o2.co.uk › help › pay-as-you-goHow to get more data with Bolt Ons – Help and Support | O2

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   If you need more data, just add one of our Pay As You Go Bolt Ons. You can choose from monthly or snacking one-off Bolt Ons. To add a Bolt On, just sign in to My O2.

2. community.o2.co.uk › t5 › Pay-As-You-GoSolved: How do I add more data to my account? - O2 Community

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   Feb 16, 2018 · Bolt ons are very expensive to add compared to an increase in your tariff allowances. If you think you are using more data now you would be better off to upgrade your tariff rather than adding regular bolt ons.

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4. www.o2.co.uk › understanding-dataUnderstanding data | Account and billing | Help & Support - O2

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   One of the many things you can do through My O2 is see how much of your monthly data you’ve used – and what you have left. You can download the My O2 app or log in to My O2 online. We’ll also text you when you’ve used 80% of your data allowance, and then again if you reach 100%.

5. community.o2.co.uk › t5 › My-O2Solved: Increasing Data Allowance - O2 Community

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   Dec 7, 2023 · I have used all of my monthly 25GB data usage allowance because I had to reset my mobile phone and reinstall all Apps and data. How do I buy more data for this month? Solved!

6. community.o2.co.uk › t5 › Pay-MonthlySolved: Buying extra data - O2 Community

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   Apr 7, 2021 · I’ve just changed my o2 tariff and it takes effect in about 3 weeks but I’ve run out of data and need to buy more. On my account page when I click ‘buy bolt ons’ it just shows me a message with a exclamation mark telling me that my tariff is changing in 3 weeks....

7. www.o2.co.uk › help › pay-as-you-goBig Bundles: Eveything you need to know – Help and Support - O2

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   If you change your Big Bundle tariff (for example, if you move from £15 to £30) then your data rollover will expire and be reset in line with your new tariff. For more information on our Big Bundles, check out the tariff terms and conditions.

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   How do I get more data from my O2?

   • Add a data Bolt On in My O2. Change your tariff through My O2. If you’re often running low, moving to a tariff with a higher data allowance could be the answer. Use wifi – you can stick to using wifi until your allowance is refreshed. Want more from your data?

   Understanding data | Account and billing | Help & Support - O2

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   How do I use my O2 data allowance?

   • You can download the My O2 app or log in to My O2 online. We’ll also text you when you’ve used 80% of your data allowance, and then again if you reach 100%. If you use up your monthly data allowance, here are some options to stay connected to the internet: Add a data Bolt On in My O2. Change your tariff through My O2.

   Understanding data | Account and billing | Help & Support - O2

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   How do I Check my O2 data usage?

   • You can download the My O2 app. Sign in, go to My Allowances and choose Data. You'll see a breakdown of all the data you've used and what's left. Alternatively, sign in to My O2 online. To help you stay on top of your data usage, we'll text you when you've reached 80% of your allowance and again when you've reached 100%.

   Understanding data | Account and billing | Help & Support - O2

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   Can I use mobile data if I'm on O2?

   • Just like making calls and sending texts, you’ll be able to use mobile data wherever you receive signal – this could be 5G, 4G or 3G. Almost all tariffs come with a data allowance, typically in GBs (gigabytes) or with unlimited data. Make sure you’ve registered for My O2.

   Understanding data | Account and billing | Help & Support - O2

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   Where can I Find my O2 app?

   • This app is available only on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Manage your account from your phone, with My O2. You’ll be able to add data Bolt Ons, see your recent charges and check your allowances, whenever you want. And you can sign in quickly and securely with your fingerprint. If you’re on Pay Monthly, you’ll be able to:

   My O2 - UK Offers, Data, Bills 4+ - App Store

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   How do I add bolt ons to my O2 tariff?

   • So you can switch right away and don’t lose out. You can add Bolt Ons whenever you like by visiting My O2 and clicking My tariff and Bolt Ons. Data rollover lets you roll over data you haven’t used in a month, onto the next month’s Big Bundle. Data rollover is available on our Big Bundle (excluding £5) tariffs.

   Big Bundles: Eveything you need to know – Help and Support - O2

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9. apps.apple.com › gb › appMy O2 - UK Offers, Data, Bills 4+ - App Store

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   Manage your account from your phone, with My O2. You’ll be able to add data Bolt Ons, see your recent charges and check your allowances, whenever you want. And you can sign in quickly and securely with your fingerprint. If you’re on Pay Monthly, you’ll be able to: - See how much data you’ve got left