Regardless of what means of communication you use (for example, a PDA or a regular mobile phone), you must have special settings to access the Internet. Order them from your operator and then be sure to save. After that, you will be able to freely use the Internet.
Instructions
Step 1
If you are a subscriber of the Megafon operator, then to order automatic settings, dial one of the subscriber service numbers: 502-5500 if you want to call from a landline phone, and 0500 if you are going to call from a mobile. In addition, the clients of this company can contact a communications salon consultant or an employee of the subscriber technical support office at any time. They will help you activate and configure the required services (or deactivate them).
Step 2
You can order Internet settings in Megafon in another way: send an SMS to the short number 5049. When sending in the text, be sure to indicate the number 1. By number 5049, you can also receive other settings (MMS and WAP). If you need one of these, replace one with a three or two. By the way, there are two more numbers that you can call and order automatic settings: 05049 and 05190.
Step 3
Subscribers of the Beeline telecom operator need to use the USSD command number * 110 * 181 # to connect to the Internet on their phone. It allows you to activate a connection using a GPRS channel. There is another way to get the settings: dial the USSD request * 110 * 111 # on the keyboard. It will provide you with a no longer GPRS-based internet connection. After the request is sent to the operator, turn off the phone for a couple of minutes and then turn it on again. This will re-register the mobile device in the network and activate the received automatic settings.
Step 4
To order special settings, users of the MTS network will need to call the free number 0876. In addition, it is possible to go to the company's official website, fill out a request form there and send it to the operator. Please note that the Internet connection itself is completely free. You will only have to pay for downloaded traffic.
