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Deano.uk

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Just got this txt from o2... Not looked into it but thoght id post it here...

Hello. Apple have released an important software update for your iPhone.

This will help manage data roaming abroad.

To check you've got the latest version, connect your iPhone to your computer as soon as you can. Click the 'Check for Update' button in iTunes.

For more information please visit shop.o2.co.uk/update
 
Just got this txt from o2... Not looked into it but thoght id post it here...

Hello. Apple have released an important software update for your iPhone.

This will help manage data roaming abroad.

To check you've got the latest version, connect your iPhone to your computer as soon as you can. Click the 'Check for Update' button in iTunes.

For more information please visit shop.o2.co.uk/update

I had this aswell. Have not been on laptop yet though. I was paranoid about it stopping tethering so I did not update or anything ;).
 
I had this aswell. Have not been on laptop yet though. I was paranoid about it stopping tethering so I did not update or anything ;).

Hey Coaldust, quick question for you. How do you tether without O2 knowing...? thx T.
 
yeah i got that message, but haven't updated. there were various posts a while back that apparently if you send an MMS from abroad it opens your data connections even if you have data roaming turned off; so people were getting huge roaming charges, it might be something to stop that happening..
 
I wonder if O2 have a way to know who's updated, and only send this to people who haven't done it yet?
 
i got this text, and installed the carrier update a few weeks ago, but new updates have come through as of yet
 
just go here help.benm.at on your iphone and download the correct config and away you go.

According to the Engadget article on this, though, if you do that O2 can find out and they will cut your unlimited data off. Is that true?
 
According to the Engadget article on this, though, if you do that O2 can find out and they will cut your unlimited data off. Is that true?

ive been doing it for a good few months, I could understand that if you started spending all day on you tube or downloading movies they may clock on, But if your just surfing they aint got a clue.

Works a treat :)
 
ive been doing it for a good few months, I could understand that if you started spending all day on you tube or downloading movies they may clock on, But if your just surfing they aint got a clue.

Works a treat :)

Thanks, look like I might do that then :)
 
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