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• Why should I activate my iPhone whenever I change the SIM card?

  Is there a way to stop this requirement without disabling find my iPhone? I have several SIM cards that I use in the different counties and it is really annoying when my phone asking me to activate using my Apple ID and an internet connection whenever I change my sim card. Is there a way to stop it?

  Thank you

  This should not happen (AFAIK). I use several SIMs when they travel, and it never happened to me. What iOS you run and if it is always passed or there started recently?

• Changing a SIM card

  I change carriers and need to change my SIM card, but I don't know how to do it on an iPhone.  Can someone please help me find the SIM House?

  Thank you

  SIM card

  If you have a SIM card to install, install it before installing iPhone.

  Important: A Micro-SIM (iPhone 4S) card or a Nano-SIM (iPhone 5 and later) is required to use cellular services when connecting to GSM networks and some CDMA networks. iPhone which is triggered on a CDMA wireless network may also use a SIM card to connect to a GSM network, mainly for international roaming. Your iPhone is subject to your wireless service provider policies, which may include restrictions on switching and roaming services providers, even after the conclusion of any contract of minimum service required. Your provider of wireless services for more details. Availability of cellular functions depend on the wireless network.

  

• change of sim card

  I need to change the sim card from my iphone to an other SIM (new phone number). Do I have to do a restore before you insert or can I continue to use the iPhone normally? I mean, all the settings and applications still will be there? ITunes syncs normally as before?

  You should be able to simply insert the new sim card. However, you will need to log out iMessage and Facetime and connect to new for the new number is associated with them.

• How to simulate the change of sim card

  Hi friends

  I want to simulate the functionality of changing the sim. If I'm erasing all data on mobile, then I lost all data. Is there a solution to implement the scenario of change of sim card.

  You can simulate the change of SIM card on Simulator-

  Steps for BB JDE-

  
  

  1.) go to the Menu bar - > edit-> preferences

  The Simulator 2 tab.) -> Network tab->

  # ICCID (GPRS) / ICCID override (GPRS)
  

  # IMSI (GPRS) / IMSI override (GPRS).

  Enter here any value in the format - www.xxx.yyyy.zzzz (e.g. 5600.5478.02145.121)

  3.) click apply. Close.

  4.) now when you run the Simulator, it generates a warning.

  Given IMSI (5600.5478.02145.121) is longer than the maximum length (15).

            Click on continue.

  Steps for Eclipse-

  1.) select your project in the Package Explorer-> right click-> Debug as ->Debug Configurations ->

  2.) select DebugServer from the left pane of the window.

  (3.) the right side of the pane, there are four tabs-> go to the Simulator.

  4.) be that cannot change default Simulator, if we are to make a new profile.

  5.) don't forget the new profile is selected. Now, select network tab.

  6.) steps 2, 3 & 4 above.

  
  

  Now, it will give u a simulation of change of default SIM card IMSI value is 666666.01.234567.8

  Thank you

  Kanak Sony
  

• BlackBerry, change of sim card and ID blackberry Smartphones roaming charges

  I did a little research and although have found similar cases, I'm not quite sure if this has been covered completely. Please forgive me if it has.

  I'm going abroad in Germany for a year, and it is useless to cancel me my current plan of the monthly British payroll with Vodaphone. As far as I know my blackberry is unlocked at the international level - I put an old, German o2 pay as you go sim in my phone. Seemed to work very well (sign of o2 Germany, received a message on homelessness in the UK, etc.), but I had no credit so couldn't test. I registered again my user ID of blackberry on my home wi-fi. But other that I couldn't do much to verify the extent of my use.

  However, I heard various accounts of not being able to use e-mail, internet, wipe the contacts, etc..

  If someone could clarify this, here are my questions:

  • If I take my sim UK vodaphone, is anyway I have accumulate roaming charges? Is my blackberry ID, potentially with a new German supplier, related to my old?
  • Will he make any question tries to access my email, bbm, whatsapp, etc., with a different number and in a different country.

  One has experience in this area, in Germany (a long shot), Europe or world? It seems that the whole ID blackberry complicates things.

  My phone is a Blackberry Bold 9900, AFAIK its software wise update - I have updated today with the "Bundle 2061 7.1" I think.

  Thank you

  J.

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  There are a number of problems to know for what you propose... Here are my thoughts... (Note that I have traveled internationally widely enough with a BB).

  If you activate a plan of itinerant international with the support of your home, you should be able to keep your current SIM card in your BB and have all the features anywhere where you are allowed (according to what your home carrier active). Costs are not small in general, but your home operator is the only entity that can tell you if it will work and for how much money. My personal experience with this method was difficult, it took two 'stranded' international travel before my carrier home could properly configure my account for full international roaming I needed. And once my BB was out of my home network, there was nothing else they could do... so the two 'fail' the TRIPS Agreement.

  Given that your BB is unlocked, you can use it on other carriers, simply by changing your SIM card. But with BB, it is not quite as simple as that.

  No BB does exist (indeed, no device anywhere that I know of) that has all the radio technologies/frequencies within the view are just too many in the world. Thus, your first task is to ensure that your BB has the ability to the same function on the support networks you want to use it on. You must study the capabilities of your specific BB against the requirements of networks you will operate on... you may need to ask those network operators for more details.

  If this element is satisfied, which then verifies that you have services at the level of the voice (calls, voice mail, SMS). But for level data services, increase complications.

  Each company chooses patterns specific to BB (by model number) that they will promote "automatically". I do not know the carriers that have their network configured to support all the model numbers of BB. If the carrier you wish to automatically use your BB model number on media, then their system will be able to automatically deliver to your BB Service books required in order to activate the BB exclusive services (email, BBM, etc.). But, if their network does not natively support your specific model BB number, then their network is not likely to be able to automatically deliver these Service for your BB books... which will prevent the use of their network BB exclusive services. Again, you must inquire carriers on which you want to run if your specific model BB number is supported by their network for the automatic distribution of maintenance book.

  In addition, it is to ensure that your home carrier frees your BB PIN of their system of BIS. A BB PIN can exist in only one carrier BIS system anywhere in the world... so if your home carrier doesn't release him, then the other carrier will not be able to allocate a BIS account for you, and you still won't be able to use services BIS of them. In this case, it is usually a matter of contact your supplier of home and convince them to release your BB PIN of their system of BIS.

  If all goes well and all the conditions are met, then it can be quite transparent to switch between carriers, simply by changing your SIM card, ensure that each SIM card includes good BIS Services this carrier of course.
  But if anything this either in the chain requirements above fails, it can sometimes be frustrating to make the things work pretty well (reminds me of my two "failed" international travel).

  So, with all this as preamble, now to your questions...

  jpfp wrote:

  • If I take my sim UK vodaphone, is anyway I have accumulate roaming charges? Is my blackberry ID, potentially with a new German supplier, related to my old? J.

  Given what you describe, I see no for Vodaphone to charge you roaming charges. Without their SIM in your BB, your BB may not even try to use any resource of Vodaphone. But, you will need to get confirmation of Vodaphone on this point... so that they control all services, billing, etc. for your account. BB services you are subordinate to your main carrier services... you need the services of the main carrier to provide network connectivity services BB riding on this network connection.

  jpfp wrote:

  • Will he make any question tries to access my email, bbm, whatsapp, etc., with a different number and in a different country.

  There are always opportunities for questions. When you use a different SIM card, you are constrained to some services that provide the SIM. If it does not, for example, BIS level services, then you won't access to people. Similarly, if there is some government restrictions for some services, you can be restricted from that as well. If you get a SIM card with full services of BIS and, as described above, you spent all of the required components that I have listed, then you should be able to have all the services you listed. It is possible that you may need to reconfigure your email... There are stories about these configurations if shattered when change carriers... but the BBID integration is intended to facilitate this exact type of change of carrier, so it should not happen. But don't we can, of course, no promises.

  Good luck!

• Function of blackBerry Smartphones Blackberry Protect after change of SIM card

  I just got a new PAYG SIM card for my Betterware and put in my BB Torch.

  I got a message from BB Protect had been changed the SIM card, which got me thinking what will happen if the phone was stolen and SIM changed.

  I tried the strong ring, the locator and facilities of message on the site Protect - that blocked in "waiting for device to respond.

  Does this mean that if the phone is stolen and the SIM changed then BB Protect into force ceases to be useful?

  Let's be honest, if the phone was stolen then a new SIM card is likely...

  Yes, by changing the SIM card you have unplugged the unit from your BIS account disconnect and it access to you.

  Somethings can't be avoided, just as you can't stop the thief of trampling on the device and crushing. No software will 'disable', which.

• Change of SIM card to a new carrier. I lose all my contacts, applications, etc.?

  IF I receive authorisation unlock and get back on with another carriers SIM card, will I lose all my data, contacts, applications, etc.?  Or information are acquired to the iPhone 6?

  N ° sim card contains only your number and carrier.

  It has nothing to do with the data on your phone, contacts or Apps. Those who remain on the iPhone.

• BlackBerry Smartphones change of SIM card

  I bought a BB 8520 at the United Kingdom locked to Vodaphone network. I would change to Orange here in Spain network.  However, I have only a chance of more than ten to change provider!

  If I install a 'new' vodaphone SIM card purchased in Spain (on Vodafone Spain network) this will work without affecting the service provider. I'm afraid so the phone blocks and is not not usable!

  Please make sure you only enter the correct unlock code so that you do not lose the last attempt.

  Ron

• Change of sim card to untie the old imessage with new imessage

  I sent a few imessages someone (e, g).

  -If I disable imessage.

  -So, if I change my SIM without changing my number and change my apple ID.

  -Then I dump imessage on the use of new apple id and the new sim card, but with the same previous number.

  Now, if I send imessage on A, a will receives imessage in previous messages page or another page.

  Imessages (imessage old and new imessage) will link together or not?

  If you disconnected iMessage, jumped into a new SIM card with a different number on this subject and enabled new iMessage [ID Apple not held] with this new number, a different conversation thread would start to Messaging. They will not bind together.

• BlackBerry Q10 my settings change when I change the sim card?

  Hello

  I'm going to Croatia for a holiday. I would like to buy a prepaid sim card. Parameters of Blackberry changes or it would be the same when I change simicard?

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  Nothing should change when you do this. With devices inherited from BB, there could be some changes... but with BB10, nothing should change.

  Good luck!

• Just upgraded my iOS 9.3.1 ipad2 and my cell phone has been disabled. ATT has checked the settings and changed the SIM cards. This can be corrected?

  Just updated to iOS 9.3.1 on my ipad2. My cell phone has been disabled. This can be corrected?

  I have the same problem

• You turn off your iPhone when changing or swapping sim cards?

  Is it safe for the hardware of the iPhone to be up and running during the exchange of sim cards? Or is it better to turn off the phone and change the sim card when the phone is off? I want to just make sure I'm not damage or shorten the life of the equipment. Just play safe. Thank you very much!

  Hello

  Disable iPhone when SIM card changing.

  See you soon

  Brian

• Why should client re-register when sim card is changed?

  Maybe this is a stupid question. I'm just curious to know who.

  I checked the push client sample app to push SDK. It seems that the registry procedure, the cient enough to send the identification number to the server. so has nothing to do with the sim card. My question is why have to re-register when changed the SIM card?

  y at - it report any with * beep * between Sim and PIN?

  Thank you!!

  PIN Personal identification number

  A PIN code is a unique number that identifies a BlackBerry smart phone for GSM and GPRS networks. It is printed on the label on the back of the device under the battery.

  SIM Subscriber identity module

  A SIM card is a smart card that identifies the Subscriber, service provider and mobile phone number. It is inserted in the device. Not all wireless networks use SIM cards (for example, CDMA does not work).

  In general, Désenregistrez is important if the user of this device does not want to receive push messages. For example, if they delete the application without successfully a unregister then push future messages will be sent to the device but just never displayed because there is no application listening for the push - this can incur unintended data charges. So it is always a good practice to ensure a user is unregistered successfully.

  Specifically in the context of the swap SIM on a device, let's say you have username = Foo on device PIN = 12345678 registry successfully both Push BlackBerry Service and the content provider. Now the user Foo gives the device a friend with username = Bar. Bar put in SIM card and start the unit. The application should make sure that this username = Foo is first of Nations United-registerd with the content provider. And then username = Bar should register with the content provider. From the point of view Service Push BlackBerry cancel registration is not vital because Service Push BlackBerry knows only that the PIN = 12345678 is subscribed, they do not know Foo or Bar.

• BlackBerry Smartphones BBM w / WiFi works only after changing SIM card not

  Hello

  I need help (otherwise I would not write here). I have the Bold 9930. Until I left the States, my phone was working perfectly fine... I had an email, BBM, whatsapp, text, etc...

  When I arrived in Haiti, I wanted to change my SIM card, then I would be able to use / have a number of Haitian. I don't have an international plan. When the guy put my the Haitian SIM, the phone asked my BlackBerry ID and password. I typed all the two, which were both correct, but he told me that it was a wrong password. The guy told me that the only way I'd be able to 'reset' from my BlackBerry ID would be to disconnect and to do this, it would eliminate all my pictures and everything. I didn't do that so I ended up buying a Haitian phone w / a Haitian SIM card.

  At this point, I have two phones. An American with a SIM American (BlackBerry) and a Haitian phone with a SIM card that is Haitian.

  When I got home, I turned on my American phone and its WiFi, but my BBM and emails were NOT WORKING! However, my Facebook application and the browser are both works perfectly well.

  I restarted my phone several times since yesterday and nothing has changed. I checked this morning to see if it worked, but not luck.

  So my question (s) / issue (s) is now:

  1. How can I get my BBM works again? (probably the most important)

  2. How can I get my email working again?

  3. is it possible possible for me to have my BlackBerry (US phone) work with my Haitian SIM card?

  Please, please, please, help.

  Unfortunately, the device works as expected. Facebook, the wifi browser work fine on wifi but BBM and email REQUIRE a valid BlackBerry data Plan.

  The only way to make it work is to have a BlackBerry data Plan on the Haitian Sim Card.

  John