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• bought iphone7 pluse Qatar facetime doesn't work for the sim card of the India

  Hello Sir,

  I bought iphone7 pluse in qatar that the facetime doesn't work for the sim card of the India. and also before 2 years I bought the iphone 6, as well as in the same countries qatar, but that works perfectly and facetime works for me. the difference what I unbox my 6plus in indai, I unbox my 7plus in qatar and I put the sim card of sri lanka first and tried to India sim then and facetime disappear from the home screen. at the point where I insert my card sim of qatar is worrking. Please I need help. If I buy another piece of 7plus and bring it in sri lanka or India my facetime work? or what? I'm totally confused plese answer me as fast as you can

  FaceTime is forbidden by the law in Saudi Arabia and the UNITED Arab Emirates and is removed from iPhones sold in other countries of the Middle East, if they are used outside the country where they were originally sold. If you plan to use an iPhone outside the Middle East, then don't buy it in the Middle East. The one you bought there FaceTime was illegally imported from another region and sold it.

• No SIM card installed

  I know there are discussions on this subject but answers all explain how to get your SIM card is displayed. I don't have a SIM card. I don't want one. I bought a cell phone compatible iPad because I want the GPS. If I need to connect to the internet while I am away from home, I use my iPhone as a hotspot.

  My 3rd generation iPad gives me repeated "No SIM Card installed" messages while I use it. If he did only once at startup I understand, by why keep repeatedly remind me there is no SIM? I KNOW that there is no SIM.

  Oddly enough, my new iPad Pro, which does not have a SIM card, never gave me this message, not even at startup. Is there a way to stop doing on the generation iPad 3?

  Thanks in advance,

  Steve =: ^)

  Have you checked settings to see if the cell data is lit?

• You can unlock an iPhone 7 from its supplier of the Sim Card? And if so, how?

  I am currently with three and you have an iPhone on the 02 network 7. Is it possible to unlock the iPhone so I can use my sim card, or is it not possible for the 7 yet?

  If it is possible, how would go about to do?

  Thanks in advance!

  Only the carrier, that the device is locked can authorize an unlock of the device. You will need to contact them to see if they provide unlocking services and if you are eligible. If you, then follow the directions. If this isn't the case, you will need to wait until you do.

• 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?

• 5s to original SIM card transfer

  I have a 5 s, which is damage a serious (non-repairable) screen.  I have 2.5 weeks until my contract ends. Can I take the sim from my old phone (original iPhone) 5s?

  N ° it does not. You will need to get a replacement of your operator's SIM card. In addition, if it is an original (released in 2007) as opposed to a 3GS iPhone as indicated in your signature, it most likely won't work in most parts of the United States as AT & T is on the way to completely stop their EDGE network.

• New SIM card new iPad mini 4 offer only AT & T refurb apple

  I bought an iPad mini 4 on the Apple refurb store. It came with no SIM card. I went to my local apple retail store, and you have a card SIM Apple (after assisted by about 3 people; they seemed barely even know what I was talking about). I put the card and went data cell in the settings. Under "Choose a date plan" is the only option (already checked) "AT & T - A & T - Postpaid" and under that in the fine print, it says "SIM expired." If I tap on "Add a new plan", the only option for the carrier that appears is AT & T. After reading all about the flexibility of the Apple SIM card, I am very frustrated that it does not work as advertised. I've heard talk about AT & T lock SIM card after you choose, but I never had the chance to make the choice.

  PS. a reboot didn't help.

  Hello there npydyuan!

  Welcome to the communities of Apple Support and congratulations on your new iPad mini 4.  I have the same model with cellular and I love being able to use everywhere and always have the data available to me.  I'm here to help you today.

  This iPad comes with the same 1 year warranty and 14 day return policy, as would a brand new iPad mini 4.  Even if the iPad is refurbished, it should always be open and available for use on any carrier that supports the equipment.  Please contact the Apple Store Support by phone 1-800-MY-APPLE or if you prefer, you can discuss them here: Shopping help, scrolling down and clicking on the Chat now.

  Best wishes and I know once your iPad mini 4 is sorted on you will enjoy it as much as I do mine!

• How to remove iMessage, if I can't use the old SIM card?

  I've traveled abroad and used a temporary SIM card with my iPhone 6.

  Now I'back home, inserted my regular SIM card but iMessage continues to try to register with the temporary number, I used abroad.

  Although I always temporary SIM card, it is useless in my country and that's why I can't receive the confirmation code to unregister the temporary application number.

  How can I reset iMessage or know that I need to register with my local number and not the temporary?

  Tried everything and read a number of forums, but nothing seems to work.

  See this--> https://selfsolve.apple.com/deregister-imessage

• 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

• The T-mobile iPhone 7 would work with all sim cards in the world?

  Hello

  I've been to order/buy an iPhone 7 since the US site and there FREE no. SIM OPTION!

  Currently I do not have any sim on contracts in the United States. I take this iPhone abroad, in Asia, and use it with the SIM local I'd be living here.

  SSO, I wanted to ask you if I choose the option from T-MOBILE out of the 4 options of sim, would the iPhone 7 work perfectly without a sim card and then work perfectly in ALL COUNTRIES in THE WORLD WITH ANY SIM CARD?

  Thanks yo

  Yes, about as long as the cell service supports the type of SIM card used in the iPhone. If you pay the full price for the iPhone T-Mobile, it is unlocked.

• iPhone 6 s read not sim card

  iPhone 6 s read not sim card

  Hello

  1. first try to test your SIM with another phone

  2. go in settings-general - info - for the carrier update

  3. you see the carrier icon in the settings? If so try to disable the automatic search and check if there are other carriers detected by your device

  4 reset carrier settings

  5 force the reboot

  6. put your phone in airplane mode

  7. restore and set up under a new

  8. If no solution-contact information apple

• If I buy a T-Mobile unlocked iphone7, can I use the sim card by carrier other than T-mobile on the iphone7? Because I travel abroad from time to time, I wonder if the unlocked Tmobile iphone7 accept any sim card when I am abroad

  If I buy a T-Mobile unlocked iphone7, can I use the sim card by carrier other than T-mobile on the iphone7? Because I travel abroad from time to time, I need to use another sim card when I'm outside of US. So if I order a T-mobile unlocked iphone7, he will accept my sim card from a foreign carrier? In addition, he will accept my 2nd sim card which is Sprint (my sprint sim card is not related to a device)?

  An unlocked iPhone for use with any compatible GSM carrier.

  Sprint is NOT a GSM carrier. They are a CDMA carrier.

• 6 sec with a virgin sim card iPhone says no service

  Hi I have an iphone 6s, is working with a Virgin sim card but when I'm past sim it worked perfectly but took out didn't like the 6s and went to samsung but when I put the SIM on the iphone as it dragged so decided to sell but was checking everything worked and it said no service and I tried turning of and on (HARD reset) and restore the iPhone I'm on three SIM and I tried Virgin GiffGaff and EA and they worked perfectly before moving on to samsung does anyone know how to solve this?

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  Hello.

  What sim you put back in the phone?

  Max

• How many times by hours and age a SIM card needed to be replaced?

  My iPhone 6 s touch keyboard is often hit and Miss, a replacement of SIM card would be required?... When is it appropriate to change/replace a used an iPhone of 1st year?

  The SIM card is to connect to cellular networks, it has nothing to do with the touch screen or keyboard. Nothing will ever replace a SIM card unless the card itself is faulty, or your carrier it disabled.

• Built-in SIM card problem

  Anyone heading the question where they took contact with care of apple and the representative on the other end does not have the product you are calling for?

  I recently had to replace my iPad 9.7 Pro at a local Apple store warranty. There was a glimmer of hope in the quadrant display cooer right. It was not extreme, but once I have the sewing, my eyes always went straight to the it later. Given that the unit was only a few months, that I wasn't old too satisfied to "just deal with it" then I won him in and ultimately they replaced. There is one thing that I like Apple, they really take care of their customers. Then I proceeded to drive home and get on the phone with AT & T to activate it, because the iPad was originally purchased at home and put on my plan.

  After getting nowhere with AT & T customer service they transferred me to Apple Care because I didn't have an ICCID under settings/general/to words. After connecting the Apple Care representative I explained the problem. To my surprise, he had no idea on the SIM Apple integrated and kept asking me where was my old SIM and I need one to get cellular service. Now, I knew that this was not correct and I've tried very carefully explain that there is no SIM external it was enabled on the embedded SIM card, however, they guy fought me on it and sounded quite confused throughout the call. I also tried to activate it under the iPad option settings/cell/Add cell phone carrier/transfer again. This option does not work for me, because it has to do with a different plan type (I have or the representative didn't know) he says also my user name and password are incorrect, but it wasn't. I logged in full on the site without problem. As a result of this he told me to change my password for AT & T and that has not worked, it wouldn't have worked anyway, but now I know, it's just so that you can see the traces of events here. I was then left on hold for 15 minutes be say I have to call my service provider.

  Just for the forum of reference for the iPad all Pro (to the United States at least) are made with a built-in SIM card, but also have a nano SIM tray for travel abroad. For those who don't know no way "embarked", it is built in the electronic device and is not removable. Why do that and do all sorts of confusion? It is designed to allow a smaller unit and is supposed to give more options for the selection of a carrier.

  To resolve this problem, I took my replaced iPad 9.7 Pro at my local AT & T store the next day (today) to configure the built-in SIM card. They had me past in less than 5 minutes. Namely, if someone runs into his question, you need to tell the person you talking if theres no ICCID then its either one wifi device or if you are using a device with a built-in SIM card. They will have the provision to the CSN, which is a very long alphanumeric number located in settings/general/to comments made by verses the low only with the IMEI (obviously).

  I'm just surprised that the 'experts' Apple Care had no idea what the hell I was talking about. I am an engineer 'EM and work on industrial equipment. Also, I have a technical support for hardware, software, networks and applications, so I have a bit of history and know how to get my message. I too am a former user of Windows and Android who migrated to apple for its ease of use, robustness and quality, and outstanding customer service. I now own the iPad Pro, mini iPad 9.7 4, Apple TV (3rd generation) and Mac Mini (late 2014). All of which are excellent products that I use every day and that he loves her. I also participates actively in the public beta program Apple with iOS 10 and Sierra of MacOS. Apple, if you listen... Take note that when a supervisor does not know the iPad Pro is manufactured with a built-in SIM, theres a problem.

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