On the Nokia N95 phone, is it possible for me to lock out any access 
to the Internet (browsing and downloading) whilst retaining normal 
telephone speech and SMS functionality?  I can't find anything about 
that option in the Nokia User Manual and wonder if it might be an 
undocumented feature.

   If it can't be done by keystrokes on the handset, can O2, my service 
provider, inhibit it for me on request - even though they probably won't 
be too keen about losing possible revenue by doing it ?

   My phone came with free voice guided navigation. It seems to me that 
this would continue to operate using the maps stored on the N95s memory 
card even if Internet access were inhibited - am I correct in this 
assumption?

   TIA  -   Dave

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In article , dave@minda.co.uk 
says...
> 
>    On the Nokia N95 phone, is it possible for me to lock out any access 
> to the Internet (browsing and downloading) whilst retaining normal 
> telephone speech and SMS functionality?  I can't find anything about 
> that option in the Nokia User Manual and wonder if it might be an 
> undocumented feature.

Just erase the internet settings or have your network provider disable 
GPRS.
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Regards
Jon

David Chapman wrote:
> 
>   If it can't be done by keystrokes on the handset, can O2, my service 
> provider, inhibit it for me on request - even though they probably won't 
> be too keen about losing possible revenue by doing it ?

I onced asked O2 about completely turning off incoming AND outgoing SMS 
on my phone. They didn't like that idea either.

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Adrian C