Strange behavior of iPhone 2G or Beeline?

Question

iPhone

Today I was surprised at how funds were debited from the account for the night.
I slept at night. An alarm clock was set on the iPhone and, somehow, EDGE was turned on (maybe I didn’t notice it). Mail is not configured on it.
I have WiFi at home. There is access. Set up on iPhone.
However, the strange detailing of the bill surprised:



Pruflink, if not visible.

Can someone tell me what it could be? WiFi and the Internet did not turn off - I can say for sure.

UDP: Ridiculous. I sat for an hour and talked with the technical support of the beeline. During this time, the iPhone 2G (this is important) "sat" on the Internet for 24 minutes.
Neither mail, nor maps, nor anything else is installed on it, and edge is disabled by software ...


UDP 2:Completely forgot. I turned off EDGE at 13:00, having sent a photo to myself before that. So I recognize the access to the Internet at 12:45. Perhaps he secretly went out before that, but how after that is a mystery.

UDP 3: Initially, I started calling the support service, because with a positive account I could not make a call due to ... a negative account. =)

Answer 1

The iPhone has a communication session with the enemy headquarters at night, this has already been written about several times. But there seems to be not much, up to two megabytes.

Answer 2

I'm afraid to offtopnut and blurt out the topic.
I don’t know at all how things are with this on the iPhone, but my android turns it off when not using WiFi for a long time (in the sense of WiFi).
If you tap the screen, then a “wake up” occurs and WiFi ends again.
Perhaps the same thing happens with the iPhone?

Answer 3

If you don't want these surprises, turn off your cellular data at night. Even with push disabled, these devices manage to climb somewhere for some reason. The presence of configured access via Wi-Fi will not save. And a big bill comes up due to the rounding of data volumes by the operator in the right direction (after downloading a kilobyte, pay for a hundred).

Answer 4

I don’t know about 2G, but my first iPhone turns on wifi when the application starts, and if it is not available, it switches to the operator, and after closing the application, wifi turns off.
By the way, my HD2 with Windows 6.5, judging by the details, periodically crawls on Facebook, although there are no such applications and I never went to it from my phone.

Answer 5

I have Tele2 and Nokia 5800. I ran into a similar problem, but during the day, so I didn’t have time to go bankrupt)
As a result, I found out that the access point was defined on EDGE and registered in Australia (!!). And since you have Beeline, then he may be somewhere far away. How this can be, I did not understand. And even these two megabytes of communication with the enemy can cost a round sum.

Answer 6

Maybe some self-written crutches from repositories break into the Internet?