I'm pretty sure the mystery will be solved - or at least better understood - if you install the apps Onavo Count and DataWiz. Both are free from the App Store and when used in combination, they show you a) which apps have been busy downloading data, b) how much data was downloaded (Onavo Count uses an extraneous method, thereby ensuring maximum accuracy), c) what time of the day the downloads took place, d) where you were when the data was downloaded. I find these two apps indispensible (I also own an iPhone 5), however, they are not officially recognised by Simyo, so in case of a dispute, Simyo will use their own data when calculating the amount of money you owe.



It is known that iPhones have found sneaky ways to connect to the internet via cellular even if you are in a WiFi area. There is only one way to completely stop access to the Simyo cellular data network, which is by switching off internet access in Mijn Simyo. This does not affect access to the internet via WiFi.



If you find that unexplained text messages are sent to the UK, the most likely explanation is that you activated FaceTime and/or iMessage. This results in one or more text messages being sent to an Apple server in the UK. This is a one-off event so long as you don't inactivate and subsequently re-activate those two apps.



Hope this helps.

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Welcome to the Simyo forum kunnieinnuk,



The information from Scotsman is correct. You can find more info about Facetime and iMessage if you typ in the Phonenumber +47786205094 in a search engine on the internet. You can also find more information in this topic. You can also find a lot of usefull information in this topic (it's in Dutch).



However it's not a official Simyo app, Onavo is a very usefull app to manage your data usage.



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Greetings,



Alex

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