Jun 24 2009, 10:18 AM
QUOTE(mastering89 @ Jun 24 2009, 12:54 AM)
help seriusly needed...
im a prepaid user and has been losing my credit for reason that i dont know...
yesterday top up RM10 and within 1 hour finish... used 2 min call and less than 10 sms...
called celcom and they said my phone maybe got virus or application running internet...
they checked and said my phone runs internet ....
but i dont use internet....
i checked my email setting and all application that may use internet by it own...
but still dunno y...
today top up RM10 oso afternoon and now RM0.40 left...
do i need to format phone back or any suggestion?
im a prepaid user and has been losing my credit for reason that i dont know...
yesterday top up RM10 and within 1 hour finish... used 2 min call and less than 10 sms...
called celcom and they said my phone maybe got virus or application running internet...
they checked and said my phone runs internet ....
but i dont use internet....
i checked my email setting and all application that may use internet by it own...
but still dunno y...
today top up RM10 oso afternoon and now RM0.40 left...
do i need to format phone back or any suggestion?
QUOTE(mastering89 @ Jun 24 2009, 01:04 AM)
wats running is:
-shell
-home scr
-total recall
-log
-free-isms
nothing thats related to internet....
need to ask here 1st b4 asking at celcom room...
want to know if anyone faced this oso?
It sort of happened to me before.-shell
-home scr
-total recall
-log
-free-isms
nothing thats related to internet....
need to ask here 1st b4 asking at celcom room...
want to know if anyone faced this oso?
Rm30 per day habis...
I disabled and uninstalled every application I installed. And disabled almost everything yet I was still loosing credit. (Do check your log to see if your credit is loosing based on Upload or download activity).
For my case, I found out that it was The Flickr account I've setup. It periodically download some updates. Probably some live RSS or something...
What I did was go to Internet > Share Online > Flickr > Options > Settings > Advanced and set Download interval to Manual.
Or, if you have subscribed to any podcast, remember that you'll need to exit properly. Hitting back will only hide the podcast program and it'll keep downloading new podcasts.
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