C3-00 Unwanted GPRS connections

10-Oct-201107:42 PM
After waiting on an answer in another topic I did put this under a new topic cause it was on a WLAN topic and the matter is the hard to controlled and unwanted GPRS connections of the C3-00
Placed the 16th of october 2001
All was set to "My action is required" in the GPRS and WiFi settings.
So all the hints I have found in the topics were checked so all the connections are set to :ASK ME FIRST ! As well as the possible auto updates were cancelled !
Question 1-4:
Is there any setting in the C3-00 for a WiFi / GPRS connection set on the SIM-card ??
Question 2-4 :
Are ALL the settings for a WiFi / GPRS connection on the C3-00 placed on the PHONE's memory ?
I have two SIM's
One for prepaid in a Finnish Network. GPRS installed via SMS of the operator
One for prepaid in a Dutch Network. GPRS installed via SMS of the operator
The Finnish SIM works as it should with GPRS : ON when needed OFF when browser is closed.
As well in Holland as in Finland ! In Finland -Elisa- and Holland in roaming -VodaFone- .
The Dutch SIM is connecting at once and after disconnecting it comes up again in short time !
It is only tested in Holland not yet roaming in Finland.
Question 3-4:
Would it be possible that the operator is starting a GPRS connection ?
Because they "know" that you installed the GPRS possibility on "their" network number.
There are a few fact's in this matter who don't leave the networks out of the problem cause.
Question 4-4 :
Would it be possible to analyse the recieved auto-SMS for setting up a GPRS connection ?
Thanks in advance
Chris7207 from Holland

Looks like this matter is to big to handle in this forum. After 10 days in this topic no answer as wel as in the C03-00 Wlan topic.
Fact is that the only goal is to get attention for the matter wich had in the c03-00 Wlan more then 200 reactions. Wich is at least three times more then other highnumbered topics.
In my opinion it is not the way it should be treated by Nokia !
It's not so long ago that Nokian laatua oli hyvaa!
Prove that it still is !

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