When I have 'No Service' and receive a call. The call rings then goes to voicemail. However, when I regain signal, I have no 'missed call' notifications. (iPhone 4S, IOS 5.0)

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When I have 'No Service' and receive a call. The call rings then goes to voicemail. However, when I regain signal, I have no 'missed call' notifications. (iPhone 4S, IOS 5.0)

When using my phone at work, sometimes i lose signal and cannot receive calls. The phone says 'No Service' but when someone calls me, I don't receive a 'missed call' notification from that missed call. I actually will never know if someone called while I don't have service.

I have Verizon, running ios 5 with iPhone 4s. Is this a problem with my carrier or the iphone?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I wouldn't mind losing service if I knew who called.

iPhone 4, iOS 5

Posted on Oct 24, 2011 6:56 PM

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Answer 1

Oct 24, 2011 6:59 PM in response to tony sak

This is intended behavior. Missed calls appear when the phone rang and you "missed" the call. When you aren't connected, you don't receive the call so it is not a "missed" call. You will only receive a notification if there is a message in your voicemail once the phone comes back online.

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Oct 24, 2011 7:03 PM in response to applefandan

So it's not a network or ios issue i guess.. Okay.. I thought with the oler ios, I use to get missed call notifications after coming back 'online'

Thanks

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Answer 3

Oct 25, 2011 4:11 AM in response to tony sak

Nah, it has been this way for as long as I can remember. Sorry. :)

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