Strange problem connecting to Wind

Punk808 · 28-05-2013, 10:14

TraceJ you are more then welcome, look if i can give u a suggestion, you can do like this, try to get a wifi free zone, and try to connect with you iphone at the safari and try to digit start.wind.it because if you do this, your cell will be configured on the Wind network 3G data. or anyway i suggest you to go in a Wind store around you and ask for help, they pretty sure will help you, because i had the same problem the first time with my iphone because was a vodafone iphone so was still configured on vodafone, but then i digit on the safari: start.wind.it and it configured by it self and i was able to use Wind on iphone.

UKSTEVE · 28-05-2013, 16:01

The iPhone has a lot of mobile data settings that have to be `just right' for the mobile Internet to work.

My experience on an iPhone 3GS and 4 suggests that the carriers are complicit in this, meaning that when you unlock an iPhone, unless everything is set up properly, you will have problems.

+Steve

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Punk808 (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 10 Join Date: 24 Jan 2013 Country:	28-05-2013, 10:14 TraceJ you are more then welcome, look if i can give u a suggestion, you can do like this, try to get a wifi free zone, and try to connect with you iphone at the safari and try to digit start.wind.it because if you do this, your cell will be configured on the Wind network 3G data. or anyway i suggest you to go in a Wind store around you and ask for help, they pretty sure will help you, because i had the same problem the first time with my iphone because was a vodafone iphone so was still configured on vodafone, but then i digit on the safari: start.wind.it and it configured by it self and i was able to use Wind on iphone.

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UKSTEVE (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 197 Join Date: 26 Dec 2004 Location: Sheffield UK Country:	28-05-2013, 16:01 The iPhone has a lot of mobile data settings that have to be `just right' for the mobile Internet to work. My experience on an iPhone 3GS and 4 suggests that the carriers are complicit in this, meaning that when you unlock an iPhone, unless everything is set up properly, you will have problems. +Steve [size=2]Steve Gold PO Box 1014, Sheffield S10 5YG, UK Home mobie: Telefonica O2 Other UK mobiles: 3, Vodafone, Virgin Foreign SIMs: Toggle (multi); Germany (Fonic); Poland (Orange PL); Skype: stevewgold