iPhone 14

First, we are all users. We are not going to do anything except give advice.

Second, Apple isn’t going to do anything either, because the problem is with your carrier, who have not set up SMS/MMS correctly for your new phone. You need to contact your carrier to fix it. If your carrier is Verizon, it is a very well known problem; Verizon must remove MMS from your account, then add it back correctly.

Verizon is the one who can fix it. Another user found a way to fix it himself; I didn’t get the details, but he went into the Verizon app, used it to turn off MMS, then turn it back on. As I don’t have Verizon I can’t verify that, but a number of other users said it worked for them also. If you call Verizon the first level techs usually don’t know how to fix it; you might need to ask the first person you speak to for escalation to a technician.

You didn’t say “they” You said; "Are you going to send out an update for that?” and the answer is no, there isn’t a single user in this forum who is going to send out an update. That is what I answered.

And it is correct that Apple is not going to fix a carrier-caused problem.

I took your post to be hostile, as it accused Apple of causing the problem and demanding Apple fix it, and I replied in kind. I probably shouldn’t have, and I apologize for that.