
on 04-11-2014 19:46
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on 04-11-2014 19:46
Solved! Go to Solution.
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on 06-11-2014 17:51
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on 06-11-2014 17:51
http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Off-topic/iData-Clarification-Info/td-p/813533
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on 04-11-2014 19:48
and also check on your My O2 that you have an iData bolt on http://www.o2.co.uk/myo2
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on 04-11-2014 19:49
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on 04-11-2014 19:49
Try holding the homebutton and sleep/ wake key together until the apple logo appears and try again.
Also
Settings, General , Reset , Reset network settings.
Do you get any 3G etc symbol in the status bar
http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Apple-iOS-Devices-iPhone-iPad/Connecting-iPhone-to-Data-Services/m-p/54...
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on 04-11-2014 20:12
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on 04-11-2014 20:12
Your data bolt on should specify "data for iPhone" if it is correct....
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on 04-11-2014 20:17
Is it different for Contract and Payg Customers I wonder.
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on 04-11-2014 20:27
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on 04-11-2014 20:27
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on 04-11-2014 20:32
PAYG data is fed differently than contract so the APN settings are different, the PAYG SIMs don't care which phone they go into, the network should just activate the data network based on the settings.
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on 04-11-2014 20:36
This is what I see on my02
" Device details We've identified that the device you're currently using is a Apple iPhone 6 Plus (A1524)."
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on 04-11-2014 20:38
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on 04-11-2014 20:38
@Anonymous wrote:PAYG data is fed differently than contract so the APN settings are different, the PAYG SIMs don't care which phone they go into, the network should just activate the data network based on the settings.
The same does apply on contract sims but again the apn's are different depending on phone and O2 have to switch to iData on contracts - Quite possibly it is automatic on PAYG but I can't say as I've never had a PAYG iPhone....
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on 04-11-2014 20:39
@Anonymous wrote:PAYG data is fed differently than contract so the APN settings are different, the PAYG SIMs don't care which phone they go into, the network should just activate the data network based on the settings.
But I'm sure we've had Payg customers whose Data didn't work properly on O2 Network and on advising them to call 4445 to ask about iData settings, they've then come back and said all is sorted and now working.

