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What should I turn off on my iPhone when traveling?

Check your Cellular Data options and turn off Data Roaming. In the Settings app, tap Cellular, or Cellular Data, or Mobile Data. Turn on Cellular Data, then tap Cellular Data Options. Turn off Data Roaming.



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For using iPhone abroad securely
  1. Check iOS, apps, browsers are up to date & Backed up all data & Empty storage. ...
  2. Learn about data roaming & how to prevent unintentional roaming charges. ...
  3. Turn off useless notifications and cellular data usage to save your data. ...
  4. Set “Find My iPhone feature” and learn how to use it.


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An international trip doesn't have to break your budget when it comes to your cell phone.
  1. Before You Go, Talk to Your Provider. First things first. ...
  2. Turn off Roaming. In order to stop cellular data use, you should turn off roaming. ...
  3. Set Email to Fetch. ...
  4. Shut Down Non-Vital Apps. ...
  5. Deactivate Texting. ...
  6. Check Your Usage.


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Apple recently unveiled new technology that allows fliers to add their driver's license or state ID to their Apple Wallet app and use their device to get through security. That means travelers can simply swipe their iPhone or Apple Watch instead of showing a physical copy of their ID to security agents.

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Airplane mode is recommended because it allows you to turn off all communication-generating apps and call functions at once.

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Airplane mode turns off all your phone's radio connections (cellular, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi), but apps that don't require an internet connection will continue to use data. Your best bet to avoid expensive roaming charges is to turn off data roaming or — even better — use a prepaid data plan.

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You can use WhatsApp internationally for free with Wi-Fi; depending on your cellular plan, you may incur international charges for using cellular data on WhatsApp. To preclude international data fees, you can turn roaming off on your phone and still use Wi-Fi.

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