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In my iphone 14.I don’t know how i get this message it pops up sometimes.I did everything to fix this but haven’t got fixed.I ejected the sim and put back , checked for carrier updates but theres not any of updates in there,also i reseted my network settings but it didn’t worked also i contacted the carrier several times but they don’t have a issue with this any way tp fix this issue? Plz help
I recently had my iwatch stolen. About an hour later, I started receiving this message for the first time. It now pops up regularly on my phone. My assumption is that this is connected and I took care not pressed “accept” for fear that this may somehow link to my iCloud. This may be an overreaction.
It is quite disconcerting- the message pops up for about 5 seconds at any random time often while I am using the phone and on a call.
I recently had my iwatch stolen. About an hour later, I started receiving this message for the first time. It now pops up regularly on my phone. My assumption is that this is connected and I took care not pressed “accept” for fear that this may somehow link to my iCloud. This may be an overreaction.
It is quite disconcerting- the message pops up for about 5 seconds at any random time often while I am using the phone and on a call.
I also faced this issue all of sudden in my iPhone 14 pro max. After disabling wifi calling in the settings, the issue did not happen again for me. It may work for you
"SIM sent a Text message", logically you should contact your Carrier.
Did you try to activate Carrier Settings?
Did you try to Activate iMessage/FaceTime?
It may have to do with your Carrier ( service provider). This can pop up when some carrier settings are updated and that your SIM card requires an update which either done or being done.
Do tap on Accept.
Having same issue every time I get a call whole screen pop up come “primary customer caller activate” and it’s annoying
iphone 14 (Primary) your sim sent a text message popping on screen
