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I just want to give a feedback on IOS. Every time I do the update my cellular settings are changing to the level then I am not receiving or can’t send messages to people who doesn't have I phone.
this is a bit ridicules!
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iPhone XS, 14
You're not speaking with Apple. This is a user to user only forum. Sometimes after an update, it is possible some settings get altered. All you have to do is go to Settings > Messages > And make sure SMS/MMS is still turned on.
After EVERY iOS update, I personally do a forced restart, which would likely prevent such minor settings changes if you did the same.
You're not speaking with Apple. This is a user to user only forum. Sometimes after an update, it is possible some settings get altered. All you have to do is go to Settings > Messages > And make sure SMS/MMS is still turned on.
After EVERY iOS update, I personally do a forced restart, which would likely prevent such minor settings changes if you did the same.
Wgarrnowski wrote:
I just want to give a feedback on IOS. Every time I do the update my cellular settings are changing to the level then I am not receiving or can’t send messages to people who doesn't have I phone.
this is a bit ridicules!
Cellular setting updates come from your carrier.
lobsterghost1 wrote:
You're not speaking with Apple. This is a user to user only forum. Sometimes after an update, it is possible some settings get altered. All you have to do is go to Settings > Messages > And make sure SMS/MMS is still turned on.
Actually, you can't turn SMS on or off from the phone, that can only be done by the carrier. Settings>Messages>Send as SMS only affects what happens if an iMessages fails to send. The explanation in teeny, tiny, must have your reading glasses on print.
lobsterghost1 wrote:
In my Settings > Messages > I have a setting: Send as SMS (which I can turn on and off) and underneath it says, Send as SMS when iMessage is unavailable. Carrier messaging rates may apply.
Yup. And that means, if your iMessage fails, it will try to re-send it as SMS. You can do the test yourself. Turn that to off and send and SMS message.
Or the person who design update can be more attention to do NOT play with other people settings.
Some people try to do business here, and I don't care about what I should do! But Apple should, for sure, be more attentive to the uploads and stop approving stupidity.
I give my feedback, and I do not want my future IOS updates to change my settings.
Wgarrnowski wrote:
Or the person who design update can be more attention to do NOT play with other people settings.
Some people try to do business here, and I don't care about what I should do! But Apple should, for sure, be more attentive to the uploads and stop approving stupidity.
I give my feedback, and I do not want my future IOS updates to change my settings.
Once again, the problem appears to be your carrier settings. Talk to them.
If I go to Settings > Messages there is an on off for SMS and MMS. Am I misunderstanding this?
There is an on/off for MMS and group messaging but not SMS. SMS can only be disabled by the carrier.
In my Settings > Messages > I have a setting: Send as SMS (which I can turn on and off) and underneath it says, Send as SMS when iMessage is unavailable. Carrier messaging rates may apply.
Got it!! :-)
lobsterghost1 wrote:
Got it!! :-)
It's yet another example of Apple not quite explaining things. ;-)
Can't receive or send messages to non-Apple users
