How do I completely disable GPRS, 3G and 2G on nok...

Hey, I don't really want to accidently press 3G and 2G etc
is there a way to disable it? I am on monthly contract and have an option where it costs me 30p to use internet if I go onto it, but thats for the entire day.
Also, I have the most recent ovi maps and I set it to offline mode, and tried to download some voices. It said, connect to internet? And I pressed yes and it downloaded them. Would it have used 3g/2g or my WLAN?

jason786 wrote:
Hey, I don't really want to accidently press 3G and 2G etc
is there a way to disable it? I am on monthly contract and have an option where it costs me 30p to use internet if I go onto it, but thats for the entire day.
Also, I have the most recent ovi maps and I set it to offline mode, and tried to download some voices. It said, connect to internet? And I pressed yes and it downloaded them. Would it have used 3g/2g or my WLAN?
You have to check your settings. Settings > Connectivity
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