Travel time and, of course, prepares a suitcase and everything we will take, including a smartphone. Generally, there is no need to worry about overloading the mobile phone because it usually operates without problems in the outside world: most smartphones are compatible with international band frequencies (there will always be exceptions, you must ensure compatibility with the phone's electronic features). However, there is an important obstacle when using mobile phones in a different country: we will not have a direct merger with our company.
As operators focus on lending to the countries where they work, they all establish agreements with each other to continue to receive assistance from traveling customers. It's a thing called roaming or roaming, a service where the user has to worry about borrowing abroad. Of course you will have to worry about the cost of such a move
How to enable or disable navigation on your Android phone
As the telephone is covered when leaving the country where the SIM company operates, using external networks puts costs on companies; that it often has an impact on customers. So, before taking a trip it's easy to know how to navigate and operate, the easiest thing to do on Android.
To check travel status on your Android phone you must do the following:
- Access your phone settings and check your cellular network settings.
- Check whether or not data roaming is active and select the option you need.
In addition, each phone company offers rotary locking and unlocking from its network settings. Usually it is enough to use your mobile app and / or website (you must have a username and password), but you may have to contact their customer service. Request direct navigation or navigation.
The above is about mobile data, but navigation affects calls and messages: be careful when calling anyone from overseas or send SMS because You will incur additional costs if you are not in a covered area to measure your rate
When to work roaming
Our first piece of advice is to go to your mobile operator's website, look for travel rates and let you know the cost of doing roaming around the countries where you will be used. At present two things can happen:
- The country of destination is included in your travel plans. This is the case with the European continent: Union territories do not incur additional costs for telephone use.
- Your location is not included in your travel allowance. The supplier should provide a table at the minute price, SMS cost and how much you will be charged per MB sent.
If you are sure your destination is included in your mobile number you can leave the navigation or navigation key active: they will not charge you any additional usage (it will be limited by destination). Alternatively, our recommendation is to close the navigation before leaving, both on mobile and on your operator. You can even remove a SIM card if you're in your area, that any missing connection can make it an important hole in the bill.
An important factor to keep in mind is that you may have to use roaming your country because you have rented an the mobile operator (OMV) needs that. In this case you will not be charged more than what is listed as you are in the company, but you should make sure you disconnect the phone when you are traveling outside your country: you can be a good threat.
