Is this possible by any chance?

[Aftcomet]

Originally Posted by tironabardheblu

I assume you're on Rogers. Call up customer service and say "I'd like to cancel any data coming to my phone. Block all my data so I have no access to it because I have no intention of getting a data plan and don't want to get accidentally charged for usage" They'll do it no questions asked. They did it for me. A 1 minute process. If I try and connect through the Rogers access points, it'll say the packet data was not retrieved.

And yes, Rogers non-data kB usage is ridiculous.

Yes but I have a plan which has free video calling. I already had done what you suggested but then my free video calling was blocked as well. This way I can still have free video calling.

[Aftcomet]

Ok need more help now.

I deleted all the access points but now I can't access video calling. Is there a way to get bay some access points?

I have another phone with the access points intact.

[tironabardheblu]

Originally Posted by Aftcomet

Ok need more help now.

I deleted all the access points but now I can't access video calling. Is there a way to get bay some access points?

I have another phone with the access points intact.

Go to Tools > Setup Wizard > Operator > Check All Settings and it should restore your access points.

After doing this, your only hope at using free video calling but not accessing data is making sure applications default to WiFi instead by setting the apps up in their settings menu. You'll have to be very careful when launching apps though, and hit cancel if you see an app trying to connect to your Data Access Points. This is the only thing I can recommend doing.

Guess we just can't live in a perfect world can we ;)

[Aftcomet]

Originally Posted by tironabardheblu

Go to Tools > Setup Wizard > Operator > Check All Settings and it should restore your access points.

After doing this, your only hope at using free video calling but not accessing data is making sure applications default to WiFi instead by setting the apps up in their settings menu. You'll have to be very careful when launching apps though, and hit cancel if you see an app trying to connect to your Data Access Points. This is the only thing I can recommend doing.

Guess we just can't live in a perfect world can we ;)

Wow. Never new it was that easy! I'll just restore it when I want to use Video Calling!!!

Sweet man. BIG THANK YOU!