Change Phone Internet Provider

[Richie1888]

Hi Guys

Ive changed my phone code to get the v40 firmware (5800) so im now on the t-mobile uk network for the internet.

Can this be changed again to use the Vodafone network for the internet ?

[nicesoni_ash]

As now you have updated to the latest firmware, you can always go back to your default Product code..

[Richie1888]

As now you have updated to the latest firmware, you can always go back to your default Product code..

     dont want to though im wantning to know if ill be able to go onto the vodafone network ?

[Kurdt Kobain]

In the menu screen there should be an icon that looks like a sim card. Just click on that and install the Voda internet settings.

[Richie1888]

In the menu screen there should be an icon that looks like a sim card. Just click on that and install the Voda internet settings.

surely cant be as simple as that ?

[maler]

here this file copy too private and you have voda settings.
i dont know it goes so but when you integrate the file in cfw then you have the setting.
but copy too c and restart and write it goes or not.

[Richie1888]

here this file copy too private and you have voda settings.
i dont know it goes so but when you integrate the file in cfw then you have the setting.
but copy too c and restart and write it goes or not.

but how do the providers stop people just using any isp they want

do it depend on the settings you key in the product code or what ?

[andnewman]

If you use a generic product code it should be possible to use any settings you want in Menu -> Settings -> Connectivity -> Destinations (or what ever it's called in eng). Then just set up your providers settings.

[steven25]

If you use a generic product code it should be possible to use any settings you want in Menu -> Settings -> Connectivity -> Destinations (or what ever it's called in eng). Then just set up your providers settings.

changing product codes, doesnt unlock the network mate

[andnewman]

Misunderstood the question.

It's impossible to use anything other than your own providers packet data settings because you'll have to enter the internet to access the other providers gateways, and to do that you need the settings for your own provider. And also the other provider will block access from other numbers than their own because they want to avoid unnecessary loads on their own servers.