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So I am out of the states for several months and I cancelled my AT&T service to save money. I have heard that you can place your iPhone (mines a 3G) into Airplane mode, turn on Wi-Fi and I should be able to connect to the internet even with the service being terminated. Every time I try however it isn't working. Is this true, should I be able to or is it a myth?

Thanks
 
So I am out of the states for several months and I cancelled my AT&T service to save money. I have heard that you can place your iPhone (mines a 3G) into Airplane mode, turn on Wi-Fi and I should be able to connect to the internet even with the service being terminated. Every time I try however it isn't working. Is this true, should I be able to or is it a myth?

Thanks

Here's how: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3406
 
Actually you can turn airplane mode on, then reactivate Wifi while keeping the 3G/2G signal off.

So then with my AT&T service cancelled I should be able to go into Airplane mode and connect to a wi-fi and have the iPhone working. Awesome
 
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