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Phones always use more data than normal in the first day or so, particularly if you didn't connect it to wifi while it was being set up.
Things that happen in the first day will be checking for (and downloading and installing) OS updates (which can be large), downloading and installing new apps (some of which could be large), syncing data down from the ...
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As I already wrote in my comment: A downgrade (as well as an upgrade) can be performed by flashing the corresponding ROM (for references, see other downgrade questions). To find a matching ROM, please see Where can I find stock or custom ROMs for my Android device?. For the process of flashing, you might want to check with the rom-flashing tag, especially ...
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You can get an almost stock Jellybean experience using SuperNexus - I9100. It is based off AOSP and only has "improvements and optimizations", but states it is still very near to stock. Another option, while differentiating itself from AOSP, is CyanogenMod. This is based on AOSP, but includes a LOT of extra features and improvements of AOSP, while keeping ...
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On newer versions of Android, WiFi settings are backed up along with your Google account (If you've enabled it in Settings -> Backup & reset -> Back up my data), and restored when you link your Google account back to your wiped or new device.
Note that in my personal experience, the Google backup feature is a bit flaky, sometimes it works, ...
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Well, I'm guessing you went to the "Data Usage" option in the Settings Menu in order to find out how much data has been transferred.
If so, this screen will also list each of the applications that participated in that transfer and how much each one has transferred. Look for the one(s) that did most of this huge transfer.
If they're non-standard apps (like ...
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So to sum up the bit of confusion that is in CM 10.1 now - there are actually two sets of notification bar toggles. One works like the old set from previous CM versions, and it appears in one row above your notifications when you pull down the bar. These are the "Power Widget" toggles.
The second set was a feature added upstream in Jelly Bean, and is ...
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