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Can't you just turn mobile data off to test it?
I turned both off and the texts still went through, which means that it's probably using data. Assuming it works the same way that my phone does.
Maybe you can test if the issue persists with a different sim card. If not, the fault is with either the card or the provider. If the issue persists, I'd start by backing everything up and resetting it to factory settings. If the issue survives the reset, it's most likely a warranty issue.