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Two Apple experts explain what to do when your iPhone says No Service. 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. Both can help improve your iPhone’s ability to connect to your wireless carrier’s network.
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. This will give your iPhone a second chance to reconnect to your carrier’s network. Note that your iPhone says No Service as soon as you pop the SIM card out, but it should reconnect shortly after.
Check out this article for more tips on ejecting your iPhone’s SIM card:
Fourth, reset your iPhone’s network settings. This has the potential to fix a hidden software issue. If the reset doesn’t work, perform a DFU restore, which erases and reloads all of the code on your iPhone
Watch our DFU restore walkthrough video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfas8iSqcaA
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Wireless carrier phone numbers:
— Verizon: 1-(800)-922-0204
— Sprint: 1-(888)-211-4727
— AT&T: 1-(800)-331-0500
— T-Mobile: 1-(877)-746-0909
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