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Recently got the iPhone 11 and I can’t get iMessage or FaceTime to activate and it’s been over 24 hours, I’ve tried restarting the device, switching aeroplane mode off and on, resetting network settings, signing out and back in etc but nothing is working my number doesn’t even show up on the “send and receive bar” only my email. I’ve watched countless tutorials, listened to everything Apple said and no luck.
Hello Stellasxx:) I am sorry you are having this problem and would like to repost a submission by one of our other very knowledgeable posters here SravanKrA. Take a look and go over those steps and see if it helps you.
~Katana-San~
"Criteria: For activating iMessage, you need one-time SMS messaging service (If you have one, skip this) to be activated on your phone number. Depending on your carrier, you might be charged for this (for iMessage activation only) SMS.
If you have dual SIM then each time you switch plan between one number with another for iMessages this activation will be charged by your carrie. See the section :- Send Message with iMessage and SMS/MMS it is clearly said; additional charges may apple.
Contact your Carrier (Cellular Service Provider) The agency who issued the SIM to you to know whether you have SMS plan enabled at least for One SMS
See the pic below
4 Step Process --> Turn off and restart iMessage and FaceTime (The order / sequence is very important)
Hello Stellasxx:) I am sorry you are having this problem and would like to repost a submission by one of our other very knowledgeable posters here SravanKrA. Take a look and go over those steps and see if it helps you.
~Katana-San~
"Criteria: For activating iMessage, you need one-time SMS messaging service (If you have one, skip this) to be activated on your phone number. Depending on your carrier, you might be charged for this (for iMessage activation only) SMS.
If you have dual SIM then each time you switch plan between one number with another for iMessages this activation will be charged by your carrie. See the section :- Send Message with iMessage and SMS/MMS it is clearly said; additional charges may apple.
Contact your Carrier (Cellular Service Provider) The agency who issued the SIM to you to know whether you have SMS plan enabled at least for One SMS
See the pic below
4 Step Process --> Turn off and restart iMessage and FaceTime (The order / sequence is very important)
iMessage won’t activate.
