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Can anyone help or advise please?
I recently changed service providers from EE to O2, I kept my number because I thought that would be the easiest thing to do
I have had a few texts from friends since then asking if I have changed my number and I have also have texts not coming through on my iPhone but I have been recieving them on my iPad....... Any ideas or advice as to why this is happening would be greatly appreciated Thanks |
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Are they text messages or iMessages?
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Text messages that are coming thro on my iPad
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Text messages that are coming thro on my iPad
it has to be iMessages you are receiving on iPad. |
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ipad doesn't support text messages.
it has to be iMessages you are receiving on iPad. ![]() i have turned off the imessage facility on my ipad now just to see it that helps, if it doesnt I will go back to the o2 shop and see if they can help thanks both of you |
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oh right - sorry, imessages then
![]() i have turned off the imessage facility on my ipad now just to see it that helps, if it doesnt I will go back to the o2 shop and see if they can help thanks both of you And o2 will more than likely point you at the nearest Apple store as well as iMessages are nothing to do with them. Go to this page and scroll down to the section about setting up iMessages and double check the settings it shows there on your iPhone. http://www.apple.com/uk/ios/messages/ Make sure the contact details are correct and match the change from EE to o2 as necessary. |
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Turning it off on the iPad will just mean you won't see any iMessages at all probably.
And o2 will more than likely point you at the nearest Apple store as well as iMessages are nothing to do with them. Go to this page and scroll down to the section about setting up iMessages and double check the settings it shows there on your iPhone. http://www.apple.com/uk/ios/messages/ Make sure the contact details are correct and match the change from EE to o2 as necessary. I appreciate your assistance, thank you very much indeed Olive |
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