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2013-06-16
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Whilst I agree that a firewall would be good, I think your problem can be resolved without one. I would check your widgets first. Location, weather applets and the like. Most likely you just need to update some configuration settings in one of them. Or just get rid of them.
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2013-06-16
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it's just your phone sending its daily report to NSA, so please don't worry and don't disturb it :-P
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2013-06-16
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2013-06-16
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doubt AutoDisconnect will solve OP's problem. It disconnects after a configured period of inactivity. But OP's device tries to connect when not connected.
Reflashing seems like an overkill. As I said before, inspect your installed apps and widgets first.
Reflashing seems like an overkill. As I said before, inspect your installed apps and widgets first.
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2013-06-16
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Originally Posted by pichlo
I will definitely check my installed apps and widgets. I have configured RSS feeds but set it to manual refresh. Then a weather widget which I'm sure won't consume much data. Otherwise I don't have a clue to why so much data is being consumed. Even tried installing qnetman. But it doesn't help much.
Whilst I agree that a firewall would be good, I think your problem can be resolved without one. I would check your widgets first. Location, weather applets and the like. Most likely you just need to update some configuration settings in one of them. Or just get rid of them.
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2013-06-16
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Originally Posted by Leinad
Well, if my phone is just sending a report why does it download so much data? Anyways, I am unable to pinpoint the blacksheep.
it's just your phone sending its daily report to NSA, so please don't worry and don't disturb it :-P
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2013-06-16
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http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=46724
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2013-06-17
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Originally Posted by pali
$ netstat
$ iptables
$ ifconfig
I would really appreciate if I had an to block an app from accessing the internet. That way I can have complete control over my data usage.
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I am now in a situation where my nokia n900 consumes 30-40 mb of internet data everyday. Even if I am not connected to the internet it prompts me to connect. And I have no idea where all those data get stored, but I do notice a fluctuation in my applications memory. It fluctuates between 1.17 and 1.12GB. This bug has rendered me unable to browse using my n900 as the hidden data download uses up lots of battery and slows down the connection too. My request is can someone compile a network firewall using which we can monitor and block an app or system file from connecting to the internet. I am on cssu 21.2011.38-1Tmaemo7.2.