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• my new iphone SIM card tray is blocked

  my new iphone SIM card tray is blocked

  There is no block on a SIM tray, but it has been damaged in some way, he can be blocked, it is best to make an appointment at an Apple Store and take the iPhone for them to help.

• Unlocked IPhone, SIM card is not valid problem

  Hello

  I went to study in the United States for a few months and I bought the iPhone 6s 'apple Store' to the United States.

  After that I came back to Thailand, I can't use my card SIM Thai (AIS network). It appeared that the sim card is not valid.

  I had to call apple care to solve the problem for me and after gave them my IMEI, they told me to contact verizon wireless to unlock my phone.

  So far, I confused altogether since I bought the Apple Store iphone, not Verizon.

  However, I contacted verizon wireless and even once, after gave them my IMEI, they said that since

  the unit was purchased third-party (which is apple Store) so that the device has not been locked by their network.

  I tried to restore my device so many times and also with the mode of recovery, but it still can not use.

  I checked with APPLE and they said that my device is unlocked model.

  Note that first sim that I plug when I got this device is ATT SIM card.

  I was contacted to ATT and they also said that my device has not been locked

  through their network.

  Please give me suggestions on how to solve this problem

  It seems that if you have the iPhone version, intended for use on the Verizon network. If so, it is not locked. However, this does not mean that it will work on the network in your country.  Phones, designed to run on the Verizon network use strips of LTE 13, 4 and 2. It seems that the AIS uses 3 and 1.

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks_in_Asia

• Need of the original iPhone sim card

  I'm looking for a sim card for the original iPhone so I can use it like an iPod.

  Thank you!

  Contact your wireless provider or a wireless provider

• iPhone sim card

  I got an iPhone AT & T 6, but I lost it.  I went to AT & T to re-activate my old iPhone 5, and they put a new sim card in the iPhone 5 with my number on it.  I have since found my iPhone 6.  I wonder if what I have to do trade on phones sim cards to make this an active or if I need to go to an AT & T store to do it for me.

  Ask AT & T.  You can call using 611 from your iPhone or any phone (800) 331-0500.  This number works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

• A Virgin Mobile iPhone SIM card 5 could be integrated into an iPhone SE for the Sprint.

  I currently have an iPhone 5 to Virgin Mobile, I want to update an iPhone, but Virgin Mobile does not currently offer the iPhone SE. If I bought an iPhone for Sprint SE (Virgin Mobile is owned by Sprint) will fit my old SIM to the iPhone 5?

  No, because even if Virgin Mobile are owned by Sprint, they are a different society and in addition, we must remember that the Sprint is a CDMA provider and Virgin Mobile are GSM, so if you want a new iPhone, then perhaps to cancel your contract with Virgin Mobile and a contract with another supplier of GSM like AT & T or T-Mobile.

  If you wanted a CDMA provider, then you can take a look at Verizon.

• iPhone 1 (first generation) Sim Card tray

  Anyone know a source for the purchase of an an iPhone SIM card Tray 1 (first generation)? I have mine since 2007. My wife is an educator specialized and I would use the phone like an iPod Touch, basically. I have to get the iPhone enabled in order to use it, but requires a SIM card. The original plate is missing. I searched Amazon, eBay and the web in general. Can't seem to find a. Any ideas? I also have an iPhone 3G with a SIM tray but the tray does not adapt to the iPhone 1. Thanks for any help or ideas.

  I think you'd find it difficult to find, because of his age and that the 1 G is now a bit of a collectors item. If it is in good nic, other than the missing sim tray, I would keep it hidden and buy an iPod Touch (same one used) then set up a search saved in ebay for the Board and try and get your hands on one.

  It may be easier to buy a whole phone, I just did a search of ebay for the entire phone and they are ranging from £35 for one with a screen broken up to £3 500 for an open box.

• I want to put my iPhone 3GS as a new iPhone, but I don't have a SIM card, what should I do?

  I want to put my iPhone 3GS as a new iPhone, but I don't have a SIM card, what should I do?

  You must use a SIM card. If you plan to use the device as a phone, then get a SIM card by the carrier that you plan to use. Necessary to activate an iPhone SIM card.

• I took the SIM card of my 5s and put it in my 6 s and used an iTunes backup. If I have my 5 s factory reset it will do the same to my 6s?

  So I got an iPhone 5S for about two years. I wanted to update so I got the iPhone 6s for Christmas. The Christmas day, after two hours of poor internet connection, have to update iTunes and having my iCloud backups do not work because they were on iOS 9.2 and iPhone 6s, I am on iOS 9.1, I started the 6s upward as new and updated updated to iOS 9.2. * After that, I took my nano off the old 5s iPhone sim card and put it in the iPhone 6 s, then I used the iTunes backup.*

  After all this was done I was enjoying the hell out of my new phone and all its features fantasies and what not. But I had a thought, now that I got a new phone I could use my old 5s as more than a games/iPod phone.

  So my question is this:

  If I factory reset my iPhone 5 s and wipe your own will, which are the same in my iPhone 6 s even though they are both still connected? (what I mean is, for example, if I changed/added a note to my 6 sec it would seem on my 5 institutions). My concern is that I always use the same sim card that was in my iPhone 5 s. I do not want to reset the 5 s and then have it do the same thing on my new 6 s.

  Or can I go to manage the devices on my Apple ID and take the 5 s out of it, then factory reset 5s.

  No, the deletion of your old phone will have no effect on your new phone.

• SIM card question

  Can I put my iPhone sim card in an iPhone 5 6? Currently, I have a 5, but want to gat 6 or IS I want to know if I can use the same SIM card for all the different phones.

  If they use a sim card of nano, it can be used in the phone.

  Edit:

  Just watched.  Use nanosim too, so yes.  You can use the same SIM card.

• Don't the iPhone 7 more take the SIM card of nano?

  I'm looking at the new iPhone 7 more but I want to check if I can put the sim card of nano which is in my iPhone 6 more in a straight line to the iPhone plus 7? They are the same SIM card?

  Hello

  Yes, see ☞ iPhone 7

• While the iPhone overseas requires a reactivation, which sometimes works, but more often does not work. At the beginning he said that my SIM card was not supported by the activation policy assigned by the activation server.

  iPhone 6

  Network: Verizon

  iOS 9.3.3

  Twice now, once in Costa Rica in April and, more recently, in Ireland, while that phone overseas warning reads as follows:

  "your iPhone could not be activated because the activation server is not reachable. Try to connect your phone to the iPhone to activate it, or try again in a few minutes. If the problem persists contact Apple Support to Apple.com/support. »

  or:

  "The SIM card that you have currently installed in the phone is a carrier that is not supported in the title of the activation policy that is currently assigned by the activation server. This isn't a problem with the hardware with the iPhone. Please insert another card from a supported carrier SIM or ask this iPhone be unlocked by your operator. Please contact Apple for more information. »

  My carrier is Verizon and I replaced the SIM card on my return from Costa Rica end of April despite the fact that the card is unlocked and good, in theory, for international travel,

  Before you activate the phone is locked and I can't access applications like camera, that, when I travel, I need over the phone.

  Apple says call Verizon. Verizon said, you guessed it, call Apple.

  When I return to the States, everything works fine. I thought that the replacement of a SIM card would do the trick, so you can imagine my dismay when the activation warning came after I took the phone off airplane mode after I landed in Dublin and the activation warning came new.

  What is going on?

  kennypg wrote:

  iPhone 6

  Network: Verizon

  iOS 9.3.3

  Twice now, once in Costa Rica in April and, more recently, in Ireland, while that phone overseas warning reads as follows:

  "your iPhone could not be activated because the activation server is not reachable. Try to connect your phone to the iPhone to activate it, or try again in a few minutes. If the problem persists contact Apple Support to Apple.com/support. »

  or:

  "The SIM card that you have currently installed in the phone is a carrier that is not supported in the title of the activation policy that is currently assigned by the activation server. This isn't a problem with the hardware with the iPhone. Please insert another card from a supported carrier SIM or ask this iPhone be unlocked by your operator. Please contact Apple for more information. »

  My carrier is Verizon and I replaced the SIM card on my return from Costa Rica end of April despite the fact that the card is unlocked and good, in theory, for international travel,

  Before you activate the phone is locked and I can't access applications like camera, that, when I travel, I need over the phone.

  Apple says call Verizon. Verizon said, you guessed it, call Apple.

  When I return to the States, everything works fine. I thought that the replacement of a SIM card would do the trick, so you can imagine my dismay when the activation warning came after I took the phone off airplane mode after I landed in Dublin and the activation warning came new.

  What is going on?

  I think it's a problem with Verizon.

  Our company is on AT & T - and our lawyer have travel all over the world, Africa, London, South East Asia and they have never complained to me than before.

• I have a great bonus of the Samsung galaxy and I want to move to a 6 s iPhone is more to know if the SIM card compatible sound

  What the sim card from a samsung galaxy large first is compatible with a 6s iPhone more

  Yes.

• Can I swap the SIM card from my iPhone more current 6s, back with a new iPhone free sim SE?

  Can I swap the SIM card from my iPhone more current 6s, back with a new iPhone free sim SE?

  The reason that I ask is that I would like to use the iPhone OS at work, and the rest of the time using my iPhone more than 6 s.

  Hello

  Yes, it should work ok with the same identifier apple for iphones.

  See you soon

  Brian

• will be the sim card from the iPhone 6 s made more than 6 s?

  will be the sim card from the iPhone 6 s made more than 6 s?

  Yes. They use identical sim cards.