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How to check your data balance on Jio

If you need to keep a close eye on your Jio data consumption, here's how you do it

FP Staff|Jun 29, 2017, 17:21:01 IST

If you need to keep a close eye on your Jio data consumption, here's how you do it:Install the Jio app for you OS from this page: https://www.jio.com/en-in/apps/my-jioClick on Myjio - OpenRegister with SIM card or 'Sign Up' if no previous credentials have been made.Click on the 'Balance' tab.Disclaimer: Reliance Jio is owned by Reliance Industries, who also own Network18, the publisher of Firstpost and tech2.

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