My iPhone 4 unlocked on T-Mobile, sends about 2mb of data everynight for the last two nights since I just restored it to 4.3.2. I dont have any data plan, all I use for accessing internet is wifi only. Is it me or there's a bug in my iPhone
It`s probably the iPhone phoning home to Apple with your location history every 12 hours. Not joking.
It`s probably the iPhone phoning home to Apple with your location history every 12 hours. Not joking.
I disagree, Iphone doesn't send any location history, but it is storexd somewhere.
err404 said:SomeDudeAsking said:It`s probably the iPhone phoning home to Apple with your location history every 12 hours. Not joking.
I agree that the phone is phoning home. Maybe to check for updates. Keep in mind that the phone is not meant to be sold w/o a data plan.
While Apple can collect location data in order to enhance their location services, they only collect this data over wifi.
For the record this is NOT related to the location db that has been making news recently.
OP should disable "Cellular Data" under Settings:Network since there is no data plan.
Maybe it's another oh so convenient Steve Jobs bug that is making the iPhone send the location data over 3G. I mean, if the iPhone has all those other location history "bugs" as Apple so claimed, it's a pretty small step to see that Apple is also sending the location history over 3G.
What bugs are you referring to? The cache history duration? AFAIK everything else is by design.
BTW-Your phone doesn't send the consolidated.db back to Apple, rather the opposite is true. That file is a cache of data sent FROM Apple to you phone. That said there is no question that a collection of other data points that are sent home to Apple.
In any case OP can just turn off cell data and be done with it.
What bugs are you referring to? The cache history duration? AFAIK everything else is by design.
Oh, like how Steve Jobs admitted that the iPhone still send your location history back to Apple even if you disable all location services.
Oh, like how Steve Jobs admitted that the iPhone still send your location history back to Apple even if you disable all location services.
Sure they, call it bug now... but I get the feeling that it was "by design". They are changing the functionality due to user demand, not because they felt it was implemented wrong.Apple just admitted that they were downloading helpful location cache info even if Location Services was off.
Which means that iAds was accidentally working really well no matter what.
As Church Lady would say, "How conveeeenient".
j/k![]()