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* [(36) How are settings files encrypted?](#user-content-faq36)
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* [(37) How are passwords stored?](#user-content-faq37)
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* [(39) How can I reduce the battery usage of FairEmail?](#user-content-faq39)
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* [(40) How can I reduce the network usage of FairEmail?](#user-content-faq40)
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* [(40) How can I reduce the data usage of FairEmail?](#user-content-faq40)
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* [(41) How can I fix the error 'Handshake failed' ?](#user-content-faq41)
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* [(42) Can you add a new provider to the list of providers?](#user-content-faq42)
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* [(43) Can you show the original ... ?](#user-content-faq43)
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**(40) How can I reduce the network usage of FairEmail?**
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**(40) How can I reduce the data usage of FairEmail?**
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You can reduce the network usage basically in the same way as reducing battery usage, see the previous question for suggestions.
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You can reduce the data usage basically in the same way as reducing battery usage, see the previous question for suggestions.
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It is inevitable that data will be used to synchronize messages.
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If the connection to the email server is lost, FairEmail will always synchronize the messages again to make sure no messages were missed.
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If the connection is unstable, this can result in extra data usage.
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In this case, it is a good idea to decrease the number of days to synchronize messages for to a minimum (see the previous question)
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or to switch to periodically synchronizing of messages (receive settings).
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By default FairEmail does not download message texts and attachments larger than 256 KiB when there is a metered (mobile or paid Wi-Fi) internet connection.
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You can change this in the connection settings.
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