Sometimes when your iPhone experiences issues related to your cellular network (no or poor service, calls going straight to voicemail), the problem is stemming from the cellular network, not the iPhone itself.

Below are the support numbers of major wireless carriers to contact if you're experiencing problems.

How Do I Contact My Wireless Carrier?

  1. Verizon: 1-(800)-922-0204
  2. Sprint: 1-(888)-211-4727
  3. AT&T: 1-(800)-331-0500
  4. T-Mobile: 1-(877)-746-0909

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Elizabeth Evans
Elizabeth Evans
1 month ago

I need to retrieve my texts accidentally deleted!

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Colin Boyd
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Colin Boyd
1 month ago
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Hi Elizabeth, do you have a recent backup of your iPhone stored anywhere? If you restore from a backup that you saved before the messages got deleted, you might be able to access them again!

I hope this helps!

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Client
Client
2 months ago

Why did my iPhone 7 A1660 became to unable to activate after I restored to the factory defaults?

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Colin Boyd
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Colin Boyd
1 month ago
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Hi Client! Has your iPhone been dropped or exposed to water recently? Sometimes, when an iPhone retains physical damage before a DFU restore, the restore can fail and cause permanent damage. Here’s a link to an article we wrote about how to perform a safe DFU restore with more details: https://www.payetteforward.com/how-to-put-iphone-dfu-mode/

I hope this helps, best of luck getting this sorted out!

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Brenda Moore
Brenda Moore
2 months ago

Why do I have this on my Android phone? Is my Android being hacked?

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Colin Boyd
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Colin Boyd
2 months ago
Reply to  Brenda Moore

Hi Brenda, could you please provide more details about what’s popping up on your Android?

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