Unless you’re a frequent traveler, there’s a good chance you don’t use the airplane mode provided on your phone. But if you do, you know what happens, radio, Wi-Fi, Internet and other wireless transmissions on your smartphone will be disabled. What if I told you that you can use mobile data in airplane mode?
Airplane mode (also known as offline mode and airplane mode) is a setting on mobile devices that prevents sending and receiving calls and text messages. It also disables other wireless frequencies like GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth etc.
If you use mobile data, turning on Airplane mode will also disable the Internet, but you can still access the Internet, browse websites, and use social media even with Airplane mode turned on. Want to know? Follow these steps to use mobile data in airplane mode.
If you use mobile data, turning on Airplane mode will also disable the Internet, but you can still access the Internet, browse websites, and use social media even with Airplane mode turned on. Want to know? Follow these steps to use mobile data in airplane mode.
How to use mobile internet in airplane mode?
- First, switch to Flight Mode setting on your Android phone.
- After this, dial (* # * # 4636 # * # *)
- After dialing this number, you will see three options on the screen.
- Phone Info1, Phone Info2, Wi-Fi Info.
- If your phone has SIM card number 1 with internet data, tap on Phone Info 1, otherwise tap on Phone Info 2.
- A new page will open where you will see that the button opposite to Mobile Radio Power is turned off. Turn it on.
- You will see a button below. Clicking on it will bring up some options including enabling data connection.
- By clicking on it, the internet will start on your mobile.