iPhone users may face some unexpected issues while using messaging services. And these cases can be very frustrating and disturbing in the midst of professional work or some important tasks.
If you are unable to send messages or iMessages through your iPhone devices, just scroll through this helpful guide, created exclusively to resolve messaging issues on your iPhone.
First things first, let’s have a look and make sure that you really have problems sending messages through iPhone messaging services.
To verify, follow the points below:
Quick Check 1: Check for Red Marks
Look for the red exclamation point inside the red circle, in addition to the message that was not delivered.
Quick Check 2: Check if it is SMS or iMessage
Check if your message bubble is sent in a blue bar or a green bar. If you’re in the green bar, your messages are sent via SMS and if you’re in the blue bar, your messages are sent via iMessage (internet service required)
Now after checking and finding out if your messaging services get interrupted, just follow this quick fix method guide below to resolve issues sending messages through your iPhone:
Basic to Advanced Methods to Solve Problems Sending Messages via iPhone
Let’s start with the methods, step by step:
Do you also see the following notification in your messaging services or message settings? Check your carrier or ISP settings
Just try to check the services, from the following screen:
Make sure Airplane mode is turned off. To do this, drag down the top screen or control center of your iPhone and click on the airplane symbol (orange symbol)
EITHER
just go to settings and click swipe from right to left
Easily, tap on the exclamation point next to the message that has not been sent and click on “Try again”.
To enable this, go to Settings and scroll down to click Messages, under Messages, turn on iMessage by clicking it or swiping from right to left, as shown below:
There are chances that your iPhone messaging services are not working due to some network glitches and that is why you are unable to send any messages. To resolve these issues, simply reset your network settings and for that, follow the steps below:
Step 1: Go to Messages in Settings on your iPhone
Step 2 – Under Settings, go to General and click Reset
Step 3 – Enter your password, in case you have enabled a password to communicate with your network settings
Step 4 – After that, under Reset just click on Reset Network Settings
Step 5 – When you click on Reset Network Settings, you will get the following notification, just click on the one marked in red: “Reset Network Settings”
Sometimes your messages are sent or delivered to you through iMessages, to avoid that simply go to Settings>>Messaging and scroll down the screen>>Send as SMS
FAQ Section
A1. The receiver number you have is probably wrong or out of service. Check the recipient’s phone number
A2. Turn on your iPhone notifications for messaging services
A3. Yes, since the processors of iOS are the same, the methods mentioned above are applicable on all versions of iPhone.
I hope you can solve the ‘messages not sending’ problem regarding SMS services on your iPhone. Now, continue to use iMessages without any issues.
Happy iMessaging!
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Source: SCHOOL TRANG DAI
