What will happen if I turn off cellular data on my iPhone? Can I still make a phone call?
Cellular data only allows the phone to connect to a data network over its cellular connection (i.e. 3G, 4G, LTE, etc).You can use Wi-Fi for most of your communications.Also, you can choose which of your installed applications use cellular data when you have it active. If you go into Settings > Cellular, you can check/uncheck the applications you wish to have access to your cellular data. When the apps are unchecked, they will only communicate over Wi-Fi (when you are connected). Doing this, you may be able to leave cellular data active (which will only engage when Wi-Fi is disconnected) and only have a small number of apps use it.The same page (where the cellular data switches are) will also show you how much data each one of your apps consumes. Note that it is lifetime data; you have to reset it to see a particular time frame. The counter reset button is all the way at the bottom of that page.You can also use the “brute force” method to force everything on to Wi-Fi:Activate “Airplane Mode,” which turns off all radiosManually turn on Wi-Fi.Can I still make a phone call?That depends on your service provider. The iPhone has the capability of supporting “Wi-Fi Calling,” but your carrier needs to support the feature also (since it’s the carrier’s VoIP endpoint that will service the call). T-Mobile, by default, supports Wi-Fi calling. It’s how they make up the difference for an, overall, weaker cellular signal. On a T-Mobile Android phone, Wi-Fi calling is on by default. On a T-Mobile iPhone, you must activate Wi-Fi calling.Not all carriers support Wi-Fi calling. For those that do not, you will have to activate your cellular radios to make a call.
How do i get my parents to buy me an iphone?
so what a want is something you dont need stop being a spoilt brat save up the money and buy it yourself your family are struggling the least you can do is stop yapping about being cool you wont get one get over it you dont need it if you want an iphone then you earn it buy getting good grades dont expect it to be handed to you on a plate
How do you recover notes on an iPhone?
There are several ways to recover deleted notes and they are not hard at all.1. Recover deleted notes from iTunes/iCloud backup.If you have iTunes/iCloud backup with these notes, you can Restore your device from an iCloud or iTunes backup to get your deleted notes back on your iPhone. But remember that other data in the backup will be restored and all your current data on iPhone will be overwritten. So be careful before your restore iTunes/iCloud backup.2. Have no backup and recover notes from iPhone directly.If you don’t back up your iPhone with these notes to iTunes or iCloud, or, you want to recover only these notes instead of restoring the whole backup, you can use iMyfone D-Back iPhone data recovery tool. It has Windows and Mac version.The software can detect your notes from your iPhone (even you have deleted them), or from iTunes or iCloud backup without overwriting the current data on your iPhone.And it can preview all the recoverable notes before recovery so that you can confirm the notes content and get the exact ones you need.Besides, iMyfone D-Back can also recover other 20+ files types for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. It is cheaper than most of iPhone data recovery tools on the market and it offers the free trial version for users to detect whether their data can be found.Go to iMyfone official website to know more about it. And see more details on How to recover notes from iPhone efficiently.And hope you will be lucky.
Can Verizon keep charging for a suspended phone line?
I am having financial difficulty and I have let the last couple of months on my home telephone service go unpaid. On June 11th, Verizon did a two way snip on my home telephone service. No one can call my at home and except for 911 emergency I cannot call out. Over the weekend, I received my latest bill from Verizon. Included in my latest bill was another month's charges including full billing for service from the suspension of my phone on June 11th to the end of my last billing cycle on July 9th. This included features like caller id, call forwarding to my cell phone and features that have not worked for a month since my phone was suspended. I asked them if I could disconnect my phone on Friday. Verizon told me that my phone would be disconnected anyway if I did not pay my bill within 30 days of the suspension (which happened to be Friday). I am in the process of declaring bankruptcy and really don't use my home phone unless there is a power outage or I need to call 800 numbers to pay bills and don't want to use up my cell phone minutes. There are other bills that need to be paid on my part time income (rent, food, Internet, cell phone, car, etc). I am concerned that Verizon will keep billing me month after month for this line and refuse to allow me to disconnect the phone until I pay them the current balance.