
on 06-11-2017 17:19
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on 06-11-2017 17:19
I’ve smashed my phone and now want to use my spare iPhone but To swap my sim I need to get a code sent to my old phone but I can’t read the message due the the cracked screen. What do I do?
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on 06-11-2017 17:22
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on 06-11-2017 17:22
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on 07-11-2017 07:44
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on 07-11-2017 07:44
Can you not just put the sim in your old phone?
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on 07-11-2017 07:55
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on 07-11-2017 08:15
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on 07-11-2017 08:26
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on 07-11-2017 08:26
@gmarkj wrote:
Quite possibly, but it may be they didn't realise they could use the sim in multiple phones or just swap it over...
True @gmarkj. I am speaking from experience of a family member.Slightly different though.. he didn't realise he could push out the sim to fit his new phone. I suppose it all depends on the phone and type of sim you have originally...:smileywink:
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on 07-11-2017 09:54
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on 07-11-2017 09:54
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Just re-read the OP and realised that actually they don't say what the old/smashed phone was - again making an assumption...
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