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iMessage won't work after iOS 6 upgrade

Since I've installed iOS 6, it seems my iMessage will not work correctly.

Any suggestions on how I could fix this?

iPod touch (4th generation), iOS 6

Posted on Sep 20, 2012 2:30 PM

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Feb 6, 2013 5:29 PM in response to pe007

HI,

II've done the same thing asyhou and it works most of the time now.


BUT, does anyone know what it means when you type in a contacts name to send a text msg to and it comes up RED with an exclamation point.....their phone number is where in sending it to and is in the persons contact info and is a valid number.


Just curious! I need help!


thanks.


May 2, 2013 3:59 PM in response to CoLLinDNT

I recently lost the ability to send a group text - it would show on my iPhone 5 as sent but the recipients on iPhone 4's would not receive it. I upgraded to version 6.1.3 a while ago and iMessage was working properly after the upgrade, so I don't think the upgrade was directly related. I used the idea from a previous post - I went to Settings/Messages and turned off iMessages. I re-booted the phone, turned iMessages back on and the group text began working again.

Sep 5, 2013 12:01 PM in response to cwm9

cwm9 wrote:


By any chance have any of you been modifying TinyTower? Did anyone mess with their keychain-2.db file?


If keychain-2.db is not properly chowned back to _securityd, or if the file is deleted completely, it can cause this behavior.


That would be me.

I had a 5yr old try to guess the passcode on my phone until it was completely disabled.

I had to delete keychain-2.db to undo (since I wanted to avoid a complete restore)

But now I can't get iMessages to activate


The new keychain-2.db has this:

Ownership

Owner: _securityd,

Group: wheel

Access Permissions

User: Read, Write

Group:

World:


Is there anything I can do to fix it?

iMessage won't work after iOS 6 upgrade

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