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answered Mar 30 '15 by Mitchell D
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Not without jail breaking the iPhone. There are numerous tweaks available on Cydia (jail break equivalent of App Store) that enable this functionality.
iPhones and a Mac computer will both send SMS …
answered Jun 12 '15 by Mitchell D
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With airdrop it is always a direct connection (usually wifi or a mix of wifi + bluetooth) between the 2 devices. No internet connection is required at all. So you can transfer as much as you like and …
answered Apr 1 '15 by Mitchell D
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Yes like previous comments suggest all carrier settings are generally toggled on or off from the carriers systems and not locally in iOS. Try searching Cydia for something specific for your carrier, h …
answered Mar 15 '15 by Mitchell D
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It is likely that only the screen itself if broken. If it turns on and lights up then the internals (logic board, battery, memory) would most likely all be working fine.
You can get the screen replac …
answered Mar 15 '15 by Mitchell D
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As far as I'm aware, entering the pass code is a security feature when you backup for the first time to a different iTunes/computer. You can't get around it, however its possible that Apple will be ab …
answered Mar 12 '15 by Mitchell D
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Personally I would create subsequent accounts for other family members, then you can use your current account as the "parent" or "leader" account and then add the new accounts to the family.
You are …
answered Jun 1 '15 by Mitchell D
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Factory reset, restore, re-jailbreak, don't download the offending tweak
answered Jan 13 '16 by Mitchell D
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I would try removing the Whats App application first and re-downloading it. Also try using the original iOS keyboard if you are using a 3rd party keyboard
answered Mar 15 '15 by Mitchell D
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If you go into the contacts/address book app on you mac, select all the contacts (either cmd-a or select first, scroll to bottom, hold shift and select last) and you can either right click or click on …
answered Mar 15 '15 by Mitchell D
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Yes. Links, browsing history, open tabs. Everything should stop syncing on the device you uncheck Safari on.
answered Mar 31 '15 by Mitchell D
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I recently upgraded my iCloud storage plan to 50GB to accommodate my ~20GB photo library on my iPhone 6+ running iOS 9.0.1.
I then turned on iCloud photo Library and waited for the upload to begin. I …
asked Sep 24 '15 by Mitchell D
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Apple generally give 72 hours for a Dead On Arrival (DOA) or Early Life Failure (ELF) swaps.
I would take it to an Apple retail store as soon as possible to have them test it.
answered Sep 27 '15 by Mitchell D
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I found that there was no way I could speed up the initial sync. I just had to wait and let it upload at its own pace. Even though I was getting now visual feedback from a progress bar, the photos wer …
answered Dec 5 '15 by Mitchell D
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If you have an Apple Store close to you definitely go in and/or book an appointment with a Genius. They will be able to take a look at it and advise you what has caused it. If it is hardware failure a …
answered Dec 21 '15 by Mitchell D