We are in the middle of summer and surely some of you will go or have already gone on vacation abroad, and you are probably worried about the possible costs that the accidental use of roaming internet from the iPhone.
Over the years, I have seen countless stories in which owners of iPhone terminals did it without knowing roaming internet traffic and they arrived home with bills of hundreds or over 1000 euros based on unconsciousness, so this article is meant to help you save yourself from unwanted expenses.
Considering that iPhones have a multitude of applications that it generates internet traffic without you knowing, the same is true for games, it is good to be careful because you can generate tens or hundreds of MB of roaming traffic that can be charged up to 1 euro/MB by the operator.
To prevent surfing the Internet in Roaming on the iPhone, you just have to leave a simple setting called Data Roaming disabled, it being available in the menu Settings > Cellular connection, Settings > Cellular data, and you can see it in the image above.
As long as this setting is disabled, your iPhone terminals will not carry out Internet traffic when you are roaming, so you will have to use local Wi-Fi networks or a local Internet card to surf using your iPhone terminals.
It is good to know about the existence of options of this kind because iPhones have a bad habit of generating unwanted data traffic, especially if you have the services activated iCloud for saving pictures, but it is enough to send a picture of several MB via Facebook to generate an additional cost of several euros.
Having said that, now you know how to save yourself from unwanted roaming costs, so you can enjoy a peaceful vacation.
