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Re: Can't receive data when on 5G UC
jimmyweda wrote: ScottMetzel wrote: I had a similar problem come up in the last month and a half. I'm on an iPhone and was running iOS 15.6, and 15.5 before it, when I stopped receiving texts intermittently. Sending always worked. I narrowed it down to 5G; if I was on 5G, texts would stop. On 5G UC or LTE, they'd come through. Restarting seemed to help, but in the end, what's worked 100% of the time was removing the plan from my phone entirely, then I reactivatedit. Now the phone seems to join 5G UC and WiFi calling more often, receiving texts just works, and I'm still using the same eSIM as before. Hey Scott, you can read my update above but I do wonder what you mean by "removing the plan from your phone". What does that mean and do you know how that affects your phone? Just curious, never heard anyone say that. Thanks in advance. Jimmy Hi Jimmy, No problem. So, in iOS, go to the Settings app, tap on Cellular, then in the "T-Mobile" section, tap on "Delete eSIM". You should be prompted to remove it (and it should say something about removing your plan) from your phone. Give it a reboot, and if you go back to Settings, then General, you should see your EID, and at that point, the phone can be re-activated, though to do so, you may need to go to a store.2Visto0likes0ComentariosRe: Can't receive data when on 5G UC
I had a similar problem come up in the last month and a half. I'm on an iPhone and was running iOS 15.6, and 15.5 before it, when I stopped receiving texts intermittently. Sending always worked. I narrowed it down to 5G; if I was on 5G, texts would stop. On 5G UC or LTE, they'd come through. Restarting seemed to help, but in the end, what's worked 100% of the time was removing the plan from my phone entirely, then I reactivatedit. Now the phone seems to join 5G UC and WiFi calling more often, receiving texts just works, and I'm still using the same eSIM as before.2Visto0likes0Comentarios