Recent comments in /f/iphone

INSAN3DUCK t1_iubx624 wrote

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_rot?wprov=sfti1 . Try reading this. If you are experiencing too many bugs try restoring phone using iTunes it usually fixes lot of issues. This due to upgrading phone directly on phone is not as clean as upgrading phone using external device which in this case is a computer which actually wipes the device and completely reinstalls os rather than upgrading existing os. Also I don’t think calling and threatening apple is what fixed his issue it’s probably placebo effect or he just simply restarted his phone which surprisingly fixes lot of issues not just phones but any kinda computer.

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RegularFinger8 t1_iubumhz wrote

You’re telling me that a young teen picks an iPhone because of their quality and longevity? Like they researched it? Lol. For real?

And even apple knows that the color of the chat bubbles matters and it how it locks people (teens) into the ecosystem. It’s also the reason they will not open up iMessages to Android. It’s a fact.

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aprilbeingsocial t1_iubui2z wrote

I’m in the same boat and definitely recommend getting a pop socket. I used one on my last phone too (little hands). I ordered the magnetic socket but didn’t realize my new case doesn’t have a magnet in it so now I’m looking for a case that does. Make sure you get a case with a magnet not just one that says MagSafe compatible. I thought the same about the weight but that resolved itself and doesn’t bother me at all anymore.

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jmedina94 t1_iubuglj wrote

Are you using a physical SIM or eSIM? Years ago when I had T-Mobile, was unable to receive most text messages. I finally went into a store and they gave me a new SIM card. The issue cleared up right away.

I've had issues somewhat recently sending SMS' to one contact in particular. Still unsure it that was an iOS or AT&T problem. Reset network settings and haven't seen the problem reappear in the past few days.

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grapplerone t1_iubsr1h wrote

A couple other things to try:

Check your time and date in settings, is it correct? That can cause it not to work.

Check system/general/about

Is there an “update carrier settings”available? It would show up there if there is one.

Remove your SIM (if it’s a hardware sim) then put it back in.

If that doesn’t work it’s time to contact Apple.

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