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I have a BB Bold 9650 WITHOUT camera because I work on a military base. Recently, we've been told that WiFi devices are also not allowed.
The following is the guidance we've received:
What is NOT permitted:
Any device with a camera and/or 802.11 or any WiFi capability.
What IS permitted:
Blackberries, Bluetooth devices and cell phones with no camera and with no WiFi capability (such as Govt-issued devices) that use cellular technology like 2G, 3G or 4G.
I'm so confused as to what technology my phone uses. Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
Thanks, Laurie
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dutral wrote:I have a BB Bold 9650 WITHOUT camera because I work on a military base. Recently, we've been told that WiFi devices are also not allowed.
The following is the guidance we've received:
What is NOT permitted:
Any device with a camera and/or 802.11 or any WiFi capability.
What IS permitted:
Blackberries, Bluetooth devices and cell phones with no camera and with no WiFi capability (such as Govt-issued devices) that use cellular technology like 2G, 3G or 4G.
I'm so confused as to what technology my phone uses. Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
Thanks, Laurie
The Bold 9650 WiFi specs are as follows which means it is not permitted per your information. (from the Blackberry website)
Bold 9650
WiFi information
- 802.11 b / g
I would recommend the Blackberry Tour which was the predecessor to the Bold 9650 phone based on your information.
This model does not have WiFi capability and was also available in a non-camera version The Tour is still available on the website as a Certified Pre-Owned model. Although I did not see see the non-camera version listed I would call Customer Service to see if they have any non-camera models in stock for sale.
FYI: Both the Tour and Bold are 2G/3G cellular smart phones.
Good luck
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dutral wrote:I have a BB Bold 9650 WITHOUT camera because I work on a military base. Recently, we've been told that WiFi devices are also not allowed.
The following is the guidance we've received:
What is NOT permitted:
Any device with a camera and/or 802.11 or any WiFi capability.
What IS permitted:
Blackberries, Bluetooth devices and cell phones with no camera and with no WiFi capability (such as Govt-issued devices) that use cellular technology like 2G, 3G or 4G.
I'm so confused as to what technology my phone uses. Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
Thanks, Laurie
The Bold 9650 WiFi specs are as follows which means it is not permitted per your information. (from the Blackberry website)
Bold 9650
WiFi information
- 802.11 b / g
I would recommend the Blackberry Tour which was the predecessor to the Bold 9650 phone based on your information.
This model does not have WiFi capability and was also available in a non-camera version The Tour is still available on the website as a Certified Pre-Owned model. Although I did not see see the non-camera version listed I would call Customer Service to see if they have any non-camera models in stock for sale.
FYI: Both the Tour and Bold are 2G/3G cellular smart phones.
Good luck
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Thank you so much for your help and advice. I'll give CS a call.
Be well.