07-12-2013 15:42 - edited 07-12-2013 15:46
07-12-2013 15:42 - edited 07-12-2013 15:46
Hi
I'm posting this here in the hope someone can help, because so far the problem has been fallen on deaf ears and explained is my equipment and my fault.
A few days ago I was driving and had a text saying I'd used 80% of my data, I wasn't sure what on, as I don't really use data. Then within a minute I got another text saying I had no data left. I shrugged it off presuming some app was playing up, all that was running I think was eBay.
Yesterday I needed to use the Internet, so opened Safari to be greeted with the message saying I'd used all my data. No problem I think and then phoned 2202 for more data, added 100mb and went back to Safari. I still have the message saying I've used all my data, so I gave it a minute or so, yet still had no data.
I then phoned 2202 again, and again added 100mb of data, presuming it hadn't gone through. Then went back to Safari, same message. OK, I thought, obviously a problem. I'll phone o2. I phone and gave up after 10 minutes...
So, today I use your live chat thing (on my laptop as it's pointless from a phone - it doesn't work) and to cut a long story short I've been told I've used 200mb in the last 12 hours.
Well, that'd be fine if I could've actually used data, but no emails, Safari or Apps would function. At all. Aside from that, under Mobile in Settings, the only apps I permit to use over data are Amazon, eBay, Mail, Safari, Fastever and Settings. And background updates are off.
I don't use Facebook or Twitter and I'm an avid avoider of using data unless really bored.
So, can someone please tell me how I could have possibly used 200mb of data in seemingly minutes/seconds?
And yes I've taken my simcard out and turned it on and off. It's an iPhone 5 if that matters.
Any advice would be appreciated, because my phone says I've only used 67mb in the last 7 days, yet o2 insist otherwise - although how they propose I'm supposed to have used that data is beyond me.
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on 07-12-2013 15:55
on 07-12-2013 15:55
on 07-12-2013 15:47
on 07-12-2013 15:47
on 07-12-2013 15:48
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on 07-12-2013 15:50
on 07-12-2013 15:50
07-12-2013 15:53 - edited 07-12-2013 15:54
Can you? Is that the figure under each app, under Settings>Mobile? If so, then I presume that's total historical data?
Edit: Saw you'd replied again, while I was writing this!
Total usage for everything, looks to be sub 300mb (excluding video, which like most apps is turned off and certainly has been for months, although shows 339mb) and 163mb for system services.
on 07-12-2013 15:55
on 07-12-2013 15:55
on 07-12-2013 16:01
on 07-12-2013 16:01
on 07-12-2013 16:01
on 07-12-2013 16:01
@Anonymous wrote:
It's wise to stay in WiFi where possible.
Turn off mobile data whilst at home as the iPhone switches from WiFi to 3g when it goes to sleep.
Knowing that most people are on finite data packages, why does Apple have its phones default to 3G when they go to sleep mode? Makes absolutely no sense to me.
on 07-12-2013 16:04
on 07-12-2013 16:04
on 07-12-2013 16:07
on 07-12-2013 16:07