The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. I would recommend that your granddaughter turns off "find my iPhone" and does a factory reset on the phone to erase all of her data. When you set the phone up for your mom, have her put in her Apple ID, and that will get her set up with her iMessage and all that. If we turn cellular data on (so that he can receive iMessages and SMS) is there an option for his 'credit' not to be used up on data?

You can pay off your Device Plan at any time and choose to keep your Airtime Plan, upgrade it, or leave. I am happy that you got your phone to work, so kudos to you, I am still having that issue and cannot find any reason why it still happens - maybe my Aura is gimped and every 4S I touch gets tainted, who the heck knows. I have a feeling it might be a Carrier setting issue beacuse this phone was working in the UK but then it can also be a hardware issue. It's important, when posting to threads that have been dormant for four months, that you remember things change over time.Since all of these people continue to have smartphones, my only assumption is that this is just general whining about change, and their phones are not literally ruined. Needless to say, iPhone 14 Refurbished is able to go through life's little mishaps but you should avoid putting it through water damage wherever possible. We were told by EE that if cellular data (not sure why it says cellular data, when my iphone 4 says mobile? Just tap the Explore Guides button to access nearly 1,000 expertly curated Guides, and find and save the ones that catch your eye. Well my 64GB works just fine through no help from Apple or the rep, she sent me e-mails she claimed pertained to the problem, meanwhile they were instructions on how to sync my phone to itunes.

Maps will let you know if there’s a steep incline along your way, if you need to carry your bike up stairs, or if there’s a safer, easier route that avoids busy roads. Best answer: I have a 4S - it's my main phone until I can actually get a 6 - running the very very latest (not 7) and it runs perfectly well. I don't really see the point of having a smart phone if you can't use it to access the internet whenever you might need to. You already have the iPhone - it's free - and she knows how to use it (because iPad) - so I don't understand why you would consider this as an option. Yes, both carrier's will unlock the GSM side(designed for International Travel), but the phone itself can never be officially unlocked.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. This seems like a no-brainer to me, and it feels a little bit overthinky not to just get her a pay as you go contract on your phone after you have wiped it.