Hand me down 5 c - no data plan, possible?

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• HttpConnection on BIS data without default APN data plan

  Hi all

  Excuse me to be here with a question about the tecniques of connection to be used to access a web resource.

  I was asked to create a blackberry application targeting the 4.6.1 version of the framework that will be used in Italy. The test device that I was assigned for my test is a 8250 with BIS data plan and no APN configuration provided by the carrier: it is a very common configuration here in Italy, and my goal (read as 'my bind') is to make a call to a web service without requiring the user to specify the data of the AFN.

  I have not tried to make a connection using the «;» deviceside = false' before you understand that I'm not in a BES environment, so I can't use the MDS

  I failed with the «;» deviceside = true' the directive because he says he owes the APN configuration

  I failed with the «;» deviceside = false; ConnectionUID = uid"because the function specified in what - in different ways to establish an HTTP connection or socket always return a null as the uid value (perhaps because WAP is not configured for my device)?

  My only victory is when you use the WiFi connection but, of course, the requirements must have an application always available.

  Then. Did I miss something or my only chance for my needs is to buy an Alliance partnership and can then in the BIS - B connection type?

  Thanks in advance,

  Alessandro

  There is a back door to gain access to BIS - B.

  Complete an application for the Push service (free).  This example uses BIS - B.  You do not have to use the PUSH service, but you will have access to the BIS-B.

  If I understand well (from conversations with RIM to the DevCon) RIM have not yet got round to BIS - B available at all, because they have not had the time to do the thing in legal agreements they need you.  but it is already included in the push service.

  So no need for Alliance members, simply use the Push service.

  I'm trying to find time to update my post of network with this information, all by providing a network code that works, using a new RIM provided the code on the wireless networking.  but the work continues to go down the route.

• Smartphone data plan (BBM, navigation and Blackberry Protect) blackBerry stops working on Blackberry 9930

  Hi I was using my Blackberry 9930 for a little over a year now, with the same data plan.

  A few days ago my laptop could not start, so I reinstalled my OS. However after successful relocation, I met a problem to access the surveys BBM, browser and Blackberry Protect.

  Wifi, browser and Appworld are fine (BBM and Blackberry Protect not fine).

  However, when I turn off my wifi, I get this.

  

  Check the service book, I noticed many missing articles...

  

  Please note that these are ALL the elements, nothing more to scroll down for.

  I noticed there is an additional element in Options > device > advanced system settings: i.e. the enterprise activation

  

  Click to open the Enterprise Activation (I also get this window when I open the mail setup), I come to the page of connection probably BES.

  

  Other messages, I understand that this could be the it policy. I've done many factory reset, via DM directly, via the command prompt using the loader/nojvm command and /resettofactory

  Things I did without success:

  -Full Wipe and reinstall operating system (7.1.0.580, 7.1.0.755 and 7.1.0.991)

  -Remove the policy with the above methods

  -Record of Routing Table, locally on the host's phone and asking the carrier to do so.

  -Access my site of carrier (telkomsel.blackberry.com) of the pc and return Service directories.

  Things to note:

  -Emails are working properly, can send and receive without wifi

  -Browser and Appworld are fine, only when the wifi is enabled

  -Change SIM on another blackberry, my data plan works perfectly

  -If I add a contact (phone B) through BBM surveys, phone B receives the request. However when a phone B accepts, nothing happens.

  -L' opposite is not true. Phone B please, my phone receives no notification.

  My career was told that my PIN code may be suspended/compromised, is it possible? and how should I proceed if it is true?

  Please advice and much appreciated.

  Thanks for the clarification.

  Linsner wrote:

  My carrier checked on my code PIN and IMEI on the Blackberry Administration Site and showed me a report saying that my phone has been blocked or suspended.

  The carrier States that I have to bring this matter to Blackberry since:

  1. I did not buy the handset of them (carrier)

  2. they have proved that my data plan works when the SIM card is transferred to another handset.

  Assuming that the suspension of the SPINDLE is true, nobody knows how should I proceed?

  Indeed, the situation is delicate. The support service is always the responsibility of the carrier, because they are the entity that provides services. But subsidies related to the device falls to the original place of purchase, or an entity to which they have assigned to your supported devices. When the unit was purchased elsewhere, the service provider can refuse support for issues related to the device. And it seems that your service provider is to determine it's a question related to the device rather than a question related to the service. I don't know if this conclusion is correct or not... I tend to interpret your situation as related to the service, rather focus on the device, but I have not seen the 'rules' that they must follow to do this.

  As such, your next step would be to contact the Manager of your support related to the device. Maybe it's your place of origin of the purchase, a service centre or other entity... it varies depending on the region, and I have no idea of what the device-support model is made for you. If you are unsure, contact your original purchase for orientation.

  If all goes well, they will be ready to take your case and it degrades to the BlackBerry without cost to you. I can't say whether they will be or will not be. Sometimes, when issues come and the two types of support (device and service) are not provided by the same entity, there may be a tendency for each to blame others, unfortunately, leaving the end user without recourse, but to continue to try to climb with both entities until you reach someone who will be willing to take responsibility and provide the necessary climbing.

  There is something called incident support, but it costs to just ask the original question, since you are not through support contracts that are in place. If you want to study, you can check it out here:

  • http://us.BlackBerry.com/support/programs/technical/incident.html

  There is also this link, but I can't vouch for its usefulness because I've never needed to use it and reports in our community here indicate mixed results. But you can try:

  • https://www.BlackBerry.com/technicalsupport/index.do?ft=generic

  Good luck!

• Karma: No data plan - which applications use the internet?

  I just got this phone, and I was hoping to get without a data plan, because I intend to use it mainly for phone and texting. As I explore the phone I still click on the applications that attempt to access the internet, and I'm sure I pay per KB each time. Is there a way to disable the applications that access the internet, or at least if I could have their LIST it would be useful, so I would not not to go there. For example, how am I supposed to know what, WHERE is, unless I click on it... and then I fear I am being charged to do.

  Hello Jayn,

  You can control access to web your device by locking.

  Reach:

  • Main menu >
  • Security >
  • Lock Application >

  * You may be asked to enter a number 4 unlock code at this stage. If so, enter the code to go ahead. The default code is 1234 for all devices ATT, unless you changed it.

  Then:

  • Scroll down to the Web Access > select "Lock".
  • Scroll to Media Net > choose "Lock".
  • Scroll to Web Sessions > select "Lock".
  • Scroll to IM > choose "Lock".

  After you apply the settings above happen:

  Whenever you attempt to access Media Net, an Internet dependent application or instant messaging, you will be presented with an unlock screen.

  Unless you enter the 4-digit code in the screen unlock, your device does not connect to the Internet.

  Note: To disable all Internet applications, dial the AT & T customer.

  ~ Christina

• Purchase of iCloud - affect the data plan I'm on?

  I was wondering if anyone knew if I upgraded my iCloud storage plan, it would not affect the data plan, I'm on with my carrier? It would affect monthly bills or is it separate? And also, is it possible to pay with a credit from iTunes?

  Use of Wi - Fi instead of your data plan to reduce your costs.

  For iCloud extra storage, you can pay with an iTunes gift card.

• iPad, but no data plan

  I want to buy an iPad opportunity, but my choice to develop if I consider that whoever has ' wifi + data plan "and no wifi only. So if I buy a used one that has already used a data plan, but I never sign with a data provider can I use it to proceed on wifi only?

  Yes, you can.

• My macpro is backup in the capsule of time even when I was at work, which means that the time capsule is consumed my data plan. Can anyone suggest a way I can have it the backup only when my mac pro and time capsule is in the same local wifi

  my mac pro is backup in the capsule of time even when I was at work, which means that the time capsule is consumed my data plan. Can anyone suggest a way I can have it the backup only when my mac pro and time capsule is in the same local wifi

  If the Time Capsule and MacBook Pros are not on the same network, the MacBook is not backup in the time Capsule. You probably see what snapshots leaving MacBook on the local disk, until the two are reconnected. If you don't want that to happen, disable Time Machine on a different network.

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• It's silly. Only tell me that since I don't have a data plan I can't receive texts to other iphones until I am connected to a wi - fi network?

  Got a new iPhone, but I don't have a data plan.  Another text of iPhone users I who sends as a default imessage. Since I don't have a data plan which means that I can not receive the text message until I connect to a wi - fi network, because the message being sent is an imessage and not an SMS! It's ridiculous, Apple. How to do this without having to buy a data plan?

  

  Either disable iMessage or get a data plan. No media support allows the use of an iPhone without a data plan.

  It is a smart phone. It is designed to be constantly connected to the Internet. If this isn't what you want, then get an iPod Touch and a silent phone instead.

• Use of cellular data plan

  Now I phone 5 seconds, when a wi - fi connection is not available, should not be able to get on the internet with the data plan?

  Yes, you should.   Take a look in settings > data cell (or cell phone) and make sure that it is turned on.

• Unable to use its data plan after the update to 9.3.1 iPad2

  iPad2 updated to version 9.3.1 without any problem but is no longer connected to the sound (paid in full) AT & T data plan.   I tried to erase network settings (with a reboot or a warm reboot), but nothing brings back the ability to use data WITHOUT using a Wi - Fi connection.  I don't think it's a matter of AT & T because when I connect to the account, it shows a lot of data to be used and another 28 days left to use.   I'm 2 hours return in an APPLE store if it is not an option.  I'm just glad that my excluded AT & T iPad3 were unaffected by this problem.  I also have an another iPad2 that got caught in the drama of the first version of 9.3, but I would rather add a data plan for * from now (as a way to test).

  Thoughts?

  This give a try.

  Yes, another new problem with the latest version. Turn off cell phones or put the device in airplane mode... Turn off the iPad. Give it a minute or two. Turn on iPad. Back on cell phone or take the unit off airplane mode. Fixed until you turn the iPad distributed.

• Travel - iMessage without data Plan?

  I'm on a long trip and having some problems with my iDevices and missing my laptop... but anyway...   I had a local with a minutes and SMS plan Sim Card, but the data is too expensive so I gave.

  I wish I could iMessage (send and receive) while WiFi, like many friends use iMessage.  I would also like to SMS while not on WiFi because I have not a data plan and SMS is the only way I can communicate (cheap).

  Is this possible?  I met problems with messages from people that I sent SMS as their response goes into my account to iMessage.

  Also, I tried to disable iMessage just mysteriously turn during the night, for some reason any.  Why we do this?  Is it because I'm on iMessage on my iPad?  iReally have no idea.

  Any help clarifying just how I can make communication work with my iDevices would be appreciated.  I don't want to have to buy a burner not expensive to connect Android phone.

  Thank you!!

  iMessage will certainly work over wifi just fine, no matter where.  iMessage only requires an Internet connection, but doesn't care if it's wifi data or cell - so no cellular data but wifi is fine.

  SMS texts however, by definition, require a cellular telephone and the service.  They do not use a wifi or cellular data channel.  Specifically, they are nailed to a small unused portion of cell vocal range.  The only way to send SMS texts through wifi would be to use a middle-tier application or a web service, or to use the e-mail and send to e-mail recipients specific carrier SMS gateway.

• How to set static IP on Verizon iPad data Plan?

  Hello

  We strive to set up a static IP address on several iPads so they can access a secure on a Verizon data plan Web site. I watched all the videos and went through all the directions I can google and I'm still without a solution. For each solution, in my opinion, it is said to go into the settings > cellular/cell data > cellular data network and click the APN tab to add the information. There is no option cellular data on any of our Verizon data devices.

  

  I called Verizon and Apple support to see how to get this option appears and it was transferred blame game back two hours. In the end, I was told that we need to create a profile of AFN via Apple Configurator 2 or AirWatch. I tried to create the two and to my knowledge, neither work. Or I do not know where the APN tab appears with the profile of the AFN. The only information provided to AFN by Verizon is "MW01. VZWSTATIC ". The ipads are on iOS 9.2.1.

  So here's what I have for our profile Apple Configurator 2 APN.

  

  If anyone has had this problem before and knows a solution you'd make my year!

  Thank you!

  * There is no cellular data network option

• WiFi and data plans

  I'm curious to know if you have a data plan for the phone WiFi part to work properly. Sprint has said that you have to have one, but I want to know if it's true. I love the phone but I really don't want to pay for a data plan if I don't have to. In other words, I want to know if you can use an an i680 active sim card and use the WiFi browser. Sprint said that if you try, you will fry the i1. As far as I know, most for Sprint/Nextel sim cards are interchangeable.

  you don't have to get the data Plan, you can browse the internet for free on any Nextel (with the exception of blackberry), but I block internet access because you will receive no contact Direct or regular calls the use of the internet (even if you use it, the mobile phone internet access to get the location) emails, facebook updates, etc.)

  It of the best phone you'll ever have on nextel, but sucks it with nextel internet...

• WiFi or data plan required

  I am looking for an i1, but I want to know if you can use an active Nextel sim card of an i680 has not given plan and continue to use the WiFi feature, or do I have to get a data plan. Sprint/Nextel says I'm going to fry the phone if I try, but I used the card in other phones, like the i530 and i580. I would like to hear from anyone who has the Sprint/Nextel. Boost really helps me a lot. Thank you.

  It is recommended to use the SIM card provided with the new phone, otherwise, you may encounter problems with certain features of phone. Although, you should be able to use your old sim in a new phone. You can take the sims for any sprint store to have your contacts copied in the new SIM for free.

  You don't need to buy a data plan, but I recommend that you add a package of data with a phone of this type that you will be charged per KB on the Nextel network. It costs an additional $10.00 per month and he called the Nextel data block.

• Receive MMS on a low data plan?

  I am currently doing the jump to Android to iOS, and one of the questions that I hustled is receiving MMS on the bass-data plans. I understand that the MMS requires cell data. I get only 250 MB/month, which is great for my needs. On Android, if you receive an MMS message without data enabled, you get just a notification waiting for an MMS. You can then return the cell data, download the message, and then transform the data to back.

  It seems that iOS doesn't do anything like that? Of course I don't have enough data to let all the time. Does anyone have suggestions on how to receive MMS on the cell with low monthly data plans?

  Talk to your operator, but MMS is another type of cellular data communication.

  The plan should clearly state for the use of SMS/MMS/Data.

  MMS requires 3G or LTE to be turned on, but it will work without using any data against your cap of 250 MB.