N8: "Data Use in Home Network" changes automatical...
I have selcted the "Data Use in Home Network" to be "Always Ask".
But i have no Idea why this option changes back to "Automatic". Some times i could not even browse GPRS data after this change happens in my N8. I have to end up restarting the Phone...
Is there a log which indicates why this is happening??...does any log show if some error happend from the phone internally??
I cant share with nokia care too....as it happens randomly one in a week..some times in a couple of days..!!
Any clue on this..any one had the same problem??
Not exactly but I don't seem to be able to stop it connecting to the network. Even with both these settings set to always ask and switch to wireless set as manual the phone connects to whatever network is there without me asking and stays connected.
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