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Hello there nizamdb,
Looks like your phone either is not or wasn't properly activated. Have a look at this article to help you get it activated so you can check your coverage:
If you can‘t activate your iPhone
Looks like your phone either is not or wasn't properly activated. Have a look at this article to help you get it activated so you can check your coverage:
If you can‘t activate your iPhone
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- Check the list on the System Status page. If the box by iOS Device Activation isn't green, try to activate your iPhone later.
- If asked to enter your password as you activate your iPhone, enter the password. (A password prompt means that Activation Lock might be enabled in Find My iPhone.)
- Restart your iPhone.
- If you're using a cellular data connection, connect to a reliable Wi-Fi network instead.
If you still can't activate, here's how to activate your iPhone through iTunes instead:
- Make sure that you have the latest version of iTunes.
- Check that your computer has an Internet connection.
- Open iTunes on your computer. With the cable that came with your iPhone, connect your iPhone to your computer.
- Wait while iTunes detects and activates your iPhone:
- If iTunes shows, "Set up as New" or "Restore from Backup," it means that iTunes activated your iPhone.
- If an error in iTunes says that the SIM card isn't compatible, contact your carrier.
Get more help
- To check for network or activation issues and see if you need to replace your SIM card, contact your carrier.
- Use recovery mode to restore your iPhone.
If restoring your iPhone still doesn't work, contact Apple Support.
