Dropped phone into water question.

GoodBuddy · 22-10-2011, 18:51

My wife dropped her phone into a bucket of water for a second or so but it's now in the airing cupboard in a bowl of rice for the next 72 hours.
Her contract is ONLY calls and texting, no data.

My question is,,,, I have a spare Galaxy Apollo and want to know if or how I can use that phone but I need to make sure that it does not rack up data charges. Would I need to contact Vodafone or is there a phone setting to make sure that it does not try to download data and rack up a huge bill?

Thanks

Axegrinder91 · 22-10-2011, 19:14

Well thats an android phone, so you can just disable mobile data in settings.

GoodBuddy · 22-10-2011, 23:13

Thanks, just wanted to be 100% sure as didnt want a huge unexpected bill.

22-10-2011, 18:51	#1
GoodBuddy Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Harlington,Bedfordshire Posts: 1,650	Dropped phone into water question. My wife dropped her phone into a bucket of water for a second or so but it's now in the airing cupboard in a bowl of rice for the next 72 hours. Her contract is ONLY calls and texting, no data. My question is,,,, I have a spare Galaxy Apollo and want to know if or how I can use that phone but I need to make sure that it does not rack up data charges. Would I need to contact Vodafone or is there a phone setting to make sure that it does not try to download data and rack up a huge bill? Thanks

22-10-2011, 19:14	#2
Axegrinder91 Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Nottingham Posts: 353	Well thats an android phone, so you can just disable mobile data in settings.

22-10-2011, 23:13	#3
GoodBuddy Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Harlington,Bedfordshire Posts: 1,650	Thanks, just wanted to be 100% sure as didnt want a huge unexpected bill.

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Dropped phone into water question.