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Hello.
You can find the active services of your AWS account by using the methods in the following document.
Once you find an active service, you can stop incurring charges by deleting or stopping it.
https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/check-for-active-resources
I would have to look at the invoice in detail, but if there are any EBS snapshots, etc. left over, a charge may be incurred.
EC2 also charges a fee if you use an instance type that is not eligible for the free tier.
https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/?nc1=h_ls
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I have used Linux t2.medium Instance for this free tier account. free tier of instance types Linux t2.medium Instance got charged for the instance
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EC2 instance created and not terminated. it was just created for training purposes.
It is possible that the EC2 instance type you are using is not eligible for the free tier. The free tier of instance types is for t2.micro instances (t3.micro in regions where t2.micro is not available), which instance type does your EC2 use?