How do you change a Sims default clothes?
for your default clothes, you're going to have stick with your old ones until you buy some from the stores. and for editing your sim, you can't. you can if you made him from bodyshop. whenever you make a sim, just make him in bodyshop since you can export sims from bodyshop and they would stay saved in there, so if you thought of making changes, just edit the one in bodyshop and export it to your new game. i'm not sure if mods allow you to change your clothes just like that. oh yea, if you just want to change your facial appearance, then you can change it at any mirror. just interact with it, and you'll have an option to do so
There's a chance if you have opted to backup all your Google account stuff daily through your mail.login to the Google contacts here Sign in - Google Accounts and see all the contacts there..if it's not there nowhere you can get them back..
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The reason is your phone support one slot 4G at a time. Either u use 4G for sim 1 or For sim 2.U can't use both the 4G sim at once by enabling 4G.As u enable Jio at the same time your Airtel sim slot turns to Gsm mode and it works as airtel supports Gsm mode andwhen u do the same with Airtel. As u turn your Airtel 4G at the same time Ur jio sim slot change to 2G and jio is unsupported in 2G slot so its shown as disabled.Hope you get your answer.Comment if you have any query
You can not change your phone number in MyAirtel app. There’s is way to do that.What you can do is create a new account on MyAirel app.There are two ways to do that.Go to setting->app setting->delete app data. It will reset your app setting and all user information will be gone. Launch MyAirtel app and register using new number.Uninstall MyAirtel app and install it again. Register using new number and it’s done.Remember, your airtel account with your old number still exist, not deleted. By following aforesaid process, you created a new account on MyAirtel app using your number.
Most answers I see to questions like these are variants of “you can’t,” which sometimes is followed by:an explanation why you can’t,tips on securing your email,personal experience from contacting the support.Some companies do have a policy of “nothing we can do about it,” which is infuriating but possible the best solution.Many other companies don’t have such a policy, and might call you up to ask answers to your “secret questions,” and if they deem you are who you say you are, may or may not give you your account back.This is the realm of Social Engineering and Identity Theft. It’t not particularly hard to find out the real answers to “first primary school math teacher” when you’re life is on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.An accurate answer is not necessarily necessary, because it’s pretty well known that no one remember what they answered for their secret questions. As long as the support representative is fairly convinced your excuses for not hitting the answer correctly was because “you answered it so long ago,” you can get passed it anyway.Once I had to remove my 2-factor auth app from my phone to login to BattleNet when I lost my phone. At the time I was renewing my work visa so my passport was not available when Blizzard support asked for me to take a selfie with it. It was enough that I convinced the supported on the phone that this weird coincidence was legit, and I got 100% access to my account again, with nothing more than a 50% correct answer to one of my 10 year old secret question of my first teacher (honestly I have no idea who it was).More often than not, you can get your account back if practice some social engineering (I once convinced a security guard I was interning at the hardware disposal center but forgot my badge and ended up carrying away a 2x20 KG UPS from a corporate hardware disposal site…).