Hey M.R boys and gals...hope you're all well!
I've had an iPhone in Canada since day 1...I've also had the $30/MTH - 6GB of data plan since day one too. I can honestly say I've never gone over my data plan...I don't think I've even ever reached 5GB out of the 6 provided.
Anyhow, last Thursday I received a message from Rogers saying I've gone over my data plan and they are adding an extra $50 to my bill for the overage. No more then 2 days later I received another text from Rogers saying they are adding another $50 to my account because I again went over the extra GB I just paid.
I'll be the first to admit I do tether...but I also have the Rogers app which tracks my data usage and I ALWAYS stop tethering when I reach 3.5GB (no matter where I am throughout the month, I'll never tether past 3.5GB) So clearly the tethering isn't the issue. When at work I am connected to a WIFI network...the router sits in my office, so it's not like I'm losing connection and just don't realize it's being switched back over to my cellular network.
I've done some web searching and have read this problem seems to be wide spread...weather you live in Canada, the US or in Europe. It appears to be an iOS issue, which would explain why this is happening to so many users.
I called Rogers and they said to call Apple...I called Apple, they told me to call Rogers. As usual, these companies which wait with their hands open for your money have no intention in actually rectifying problems.
Now I have a couple of questions for those of you in the "know"...
Under settings...general...usage...it lists all the apps on the iPhone, beside the app it has a size reading (ie: Flipboard 97 MB) and then if you click on the app it will open a screen and give another size reading (ie: 80.6MB)...is either of those readings the amount of data this app has consumed since having it installed? I know the app itself is only 16.3MB in size...so what are those readings for?
So is this data problem happening to you to? Do you have any stories of getting anywhere with your carrier or Apple??
Discuss....
I've had an iPhone in Canada since day 1...I've also had the $30/MTH - 6GB of data plan since day one too. I can honestly say I've never gone over my data plan...I don't think I've even ever reached 5GB out of the 6 provided.
Anyhow, last Thursday I received a message from Rogers saying I've gone over my data plan and they are adding an extra $50 to my bill for the overage. No more then 2 days later I received another text from Rogers saying they are adding another $50 to my account because I again went over the extra GB I just paid.
I'll be the first to admit I do tether...but I also have the Rogers app which tracks my data usage and I ALWAYS stop tethering when I reach 3.5GB (no matter where I am throughout the month, I'll never tether past 3.5GB) So clearly the tethering isn't the issue. When at work I am connected to a WIFI network...the router sits in my office, so it's not like I'm losing connection and just don't realize it's being switched back over to my cellular network.
I've done some web searching and have read this problem seems to be wide spread...weather you live in Canada, the US or in Europe. It appears to be an iOS issue, which would explain why this is happening to so many users.
I called Rogers and they said to call Apple...I called Apple, they told me to call Rogers. As usual, these companies which wait with their hands open for your money have no intention in actually rectifying problems.
Now I have a couple of questions for those of you in the "know"...
Under settings...general...usage...it lists all the apps on the iPhone, beside the app it has a size reading (ie: Flipboard 97 MB) and then if you click on the app it will open a screen and give another size reading (ie: 80.6MB)...is either of those readings the amount of data this app has consumed since having it installed? I know the app itself is only 16.3MB in size...so what are those readings for?
So is this data problem happening to you to? Do you have any stories of getting anywhere with your carrier or Apple??
Discuss....
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