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To keep your internet connection active while disabling incoming calls and SMS, you can follow these general steps: Enable Airplane Mode: On your device, enable Airplane Mode or Flight Mode. This will disable cellular connectivity, including incoming calls and SMS, while allowing you to use Wi-Fi or internet services. Connect to Wi-Fi: Once Airplane Mode is enabled, you can manually enable Wi-Fi on your device. This allows you to connect to a Wi-Fi network and use internet-based services such as browsing, email, messaging apps, and more. Disable Cellular Data: To ensure that your device doesn't use cellular data while connected to Wi-Fi, you can go to your device's settings and disable cellular data. This prevents any data usage from your mobile network and ensures that your internet access is solely reliant on Wi-Fi. The exact steps to enable Airplane Mode, connect to Wi-Fi, and disable cellular data may vary depending on the operating system of your device (e.g., Android, iOS). You can typically find these options in the settings menu of your device. It's worth noting that while these steps will prevent incoming calls and SMS from your cellular network, certain internet-based communication services may still allow calls or messages to come through if they are linked to your internet connection. Make sure to adjust the settings within the specific communication apps or services you're using to disable any incoming calls or messages.