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2 days ago · Put your SIM card into your new iPhone (if your new model has one) Turn on your new iPhone; Plug your new iPhone into your Mac; Slide to set up on your new iPhone; Follow the directions to choose your language and set up your Wi-Fi network; Select Restore from Mac or PC; Click your new iPhone under Locations in the Finder window
The old phone still has my info/contacts/icloud/ I’m not sure how to activate with the broken phone info. Reset to factory and then add iCloud and…
4 days ago · Does a factory reset affect my phone number? So I recently factory reset my iPhone with the SIM card and then I made a new Apple ID. now my phone is saying that I can’t use my current phone # to send a receive texts? Can someone help me out? iPhone 11, iOS 17. Posted on May 29, 2024 3:30 PM.
4 days ago · You synchronize with a desired Service, the data on your Blackberry device. Open the settings on the iPhone and scroll down to "Mail, contacts, and calendar". You will then click "add Account" and login with your chosen Cloud Service. Select the desired files and go to "Sync".
5 days ago · For Samsung Galaxy Android phones, open the Settings app and then tap on ‘Connections’. There should be a ‘Sim Manager’ button, and if there’s an option to ‘Add eSIM’, your device is eSIM compatible. Similarly, to check for eSIM compatibility on Google Pixel devices, you open the Settings app and tap ‘Network & Internet’.
5 days ago · On iPhone 8 and earlier: Press and hold the Side button and drag the power off slider to turn off the device. After around 30 seconds, press and hold the Side button to turn it on again. 4. Reinsert SIM card. If your iPhone uses eSIM rather than a physical card, you can skip this solution.
1 day ago · Remove the SIM Card. Once you have located the SIM card tray on your device, grab the SIM eject tool or a paperclip. Insert it into the small pinhole on the tray, ensuring a snug fit. Apply gentle pressure in a straight line until you feel the tray release. With the tray now partially popped out, carefully pull it out the rest of the way.
