on 10-11-2012 12:03
on 10-11-2012 12:03
Why do I get data charges on my bill every day (often twice, with one being always at 00:00:00) when I use virtually no data, these charges occur when I am almost always in a wifi area with wifi switched on and I have no apps running? This is costing me £20 per month and the one time I could get through to o2 they managed to offer no help at all. The only way I can stop them is by turning off cellular data.
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13-11-2012 21:23 - edited 13-11-2012 21:26
13-11-2012 21:23 - edited 13-11-2012 21:26
If you have a smartphone it will have come with various apps installed and these will update themselves from time to time.
If you disable them all it won't happen.
If you're not sure how to do this come back here and we'll help you.
on 10-11-2012 12:06
on 10-11-2012 12:06
O2 record the upload and download of data seperatly and you see those 2 charges each day around midnight (discussed many times on here).
Most phones switch wifi off when in sleep mode to save battery so cell data can be used then.
If you have not got a data bolton this will cost you unless you turn data off as you describe.
Smartphones are data hogs and realy do need a data bolton.
on 10-11-2012 14:15
on 10-11-2012 14:15
on 10-11-2012 16:09
on 10-11-2012 16:09
on 10-11-2012 16:27
on 10-11-2012 16:27
on 10-11-2012 16:29
on 10-11-2012 16:29
on 10-11-2012 16:35
on 10-11-2012 16:35
on 10-11-2012 16:37
on 10-11-2012 16:37
Could be especially if they don't have a data bolt on.
on 10-11-2012 16:42
on 10-11-2012 16:42
10-11-2012 16:46 - edited 10-11-2012 16:48
10-11-2012 16:46 - edited 10-11-2012 16:48
Unless the OP comes back with more info we'll never know.
I magine these charges are valid or they would have followed up.