texts are not sending iphone?
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If you have an iPhone and another iOS device, like an iPad, your iMessage settings might be set to receive and start messages from your Apple ID instead of your phone number. To check if your phone number is set to send and receive messages, go to Settings > Messages, and tap Send & Receive.
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First off, make sure “Send as SMS” is enabled in Settings > Messages. This makes it so a message will be sent as a regular text message if iMessage doesn't work. If it still won't send, try turning iMessage off and on again.
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All you have to do is go to Settings>Messages>iMessage and it will say if it is activated. Then you check your settings for send and receive and start conversation. Using it on a device you have cellular data turned off on and then moving in and out of Wi-Fi can cause issues since iMessage is only sometimes available.
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Make sure the phone has a good network signal Most cases that deal with the device having issues sending a text message is due to a weak network signal. Make sure your phone is getting maximum signal bars. If necessary you should go to an area where the signal is strong then try sending out a text message from there.
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You can configure whether or not the Messages app will automatically send an iMessage as an SMS text message when the iPhone does not have an Internet connection. Open the Settings app and select Messages. You will see the option “Send as SMS”. ... You will still be able to send text messages to someone without an iPhone.
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Possible reasons why your iPhone XS is unable to send SMS messages after an update. Problems affecting cellular services particularly SMS sending and receiving are usually due to network outages, software glitches, and update bugs.
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If your Android won't send text messages, the first thing you should do is make sure you have a decent signal — without cell or Wi-Fi connectivity, those texts are going nowhere. A soft reset of an Android can usually fix an issue with outgoing texts, or you can also force a power cycle reset.
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This can happen if you used iMessage on your iPhone and then transferred your SIM card or phone number to a non-Apple phone. If you didn't turn off or deactivate iMessage before switching to a non-Apple phone, other iOS devices will still try to use iMessage to send text messages to your phone number.
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['Turn iMessage Off, Reboot, And Then Back On. ... ', 'Make Sure iMessage Is Set Up Correctly. ... ', 'Check Your Internet Connection. ... ', 'Sign Out Of iMessage and Sign Back In. ... ', 'Check For An iOS Update. ... ', 'Reset Network Settings. ... ', 'Contact Apple Support.']
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This could be caused if there is no Internet connection. If the option to “Send as SMS” is turned off, the iMessage will not be delivered until the device is back online. You can force an undelivered iMessage to be sent as a regular text message regardless of the “Send as SMS” setting.
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If you do not have cellular data (and are not connected to WiFi) and have iMessage turned on, normal text messages will not be able to send or receive. You must disable iMessage for regular texting to work.
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Connect to the internet using WiFi or Data. Go to Settings > Messages and toggle iMessage OFF. Turn your iPhone off completely, then turn it back on. Go back into Settings > Messages and toggle iMessage ON.
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Make sure iMessage is activated. iMessage isn't activated on your device. (Tap Settings, Messages, then check to see if the feature is switched on. If it is, you should also activate "Send as SMS." Note that you may need to perform a one-time sign-in using your Apple ID.)
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Having no service on your iPhone is incredibly frustrating because you can't make phone calls or send texts. First, look for iOS and carrier settings updates. ... Second, check your iPhone's Cellular settings and make sure Cellular Data and Voice Roaming are turned on. Third, eject your SIM card and reinsert it.
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To avoid your iPhone using SMS when you wish to send an iMessage, you will want to be sure that a few items are set correctly in Settings > Messages. First, you'll want to check that iMessage is turned on, and confirm that your iCloud account and receiving addresses are correctly set in the “Send & Receive” section.
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Go to Settings > Messages and turn off iMessage and then MMS Messaging and wait a few seconds and turn them back on. Update your device to the latest version of iOS. You can do that wirelessly by going to Settings > General > Software Update.
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If you got your iPhone messages/iMessage disappeared or missing this time, due to you did update your iPhone to new iOS, like iOS 13/12.4/12/11, restore your iPhone, or make sync with iTunes.