Data Enabler Widget

★★★★★ I used this widget on my first android phone, and it worked like a charm. The reason for my comment is to try to offset some of the average score reduction brought about by Darren Decaff's unjustified one-star rating. Sir, you said yourself that the Note 5 does not allow 3rd party apps to control data. You then go on to ask the developer to update the app, and you give a one-star review. The widget's score should not suffer simply because your phone won't allow it to function. In other words, you are blaming the wrong entity and your score is not representative of the app's quality and functionality. It suggests a profound ignorance at best, or misplaced malevolence at worst.

★★★★★ Used to love it back in the days, no longer works on newer phones, this is for history’s sake

★★★★★ Downloaded this widget for my first Android phone, before they figured out this should be a native feature. Downloaded it again, because my latest Android phone took it away! I guess now they've figured out that if they make it harder to turn off data, you'll use more of it. And they found a workaround, so that you can no longer enable data usage through third party apps... 'for security reasons.' The borg are adapting... - Number of stars left for previous experience.

★★☆☆☆ Unfortunately, this did not work on my phone. However, I love the idea of a sleek, simple toggle button, and that this app didn't come with any whacky permissions! It's also the smallest app like this that I found, which is great for conserving my storage space. In addition, I was greeted with a very pleasant message highlighting that this app was designed for an older version of Android and may not work with my phone. I really appreciated that touch. Can this app be upgraded please?

★★☆☆☆ Ap alerts that android does not allow it to turn data on and off. Soooo. . .what is the diff between an ap with ads that take you to the settings screen, and simply clicking on the settings screen without the widget?