[anon(4740623)]

I have an iPad Air WiFi only. I continually get a pop up telling me I have no celluar service and need to sign up for one. I have the cellular service toogle off in settings. I have reset wifi settings, turned off the phone, and also done a soft reset. I do not want or need cellular service. Thank you for any help.

[kch50428]

Are you sure it's wifi only? Look on the side of the iPad for a sim tray...

[warcraftWidow]

The wifi only iPads don't even have cellular toggles in the settings app. So the OP's iPad must be a cellular one.

[kch50428]

The wifi only iPads don't even have cellular toggles in the settings app. So the OP's iPad must be a cellular one.

Indeed. What the OP can do is put it in airplane mode, then turn on wifi and the cellular nag screen should only pop up on device restarts...

[anon(4740623)]

I was pretty sure it is wifi only. Now, you have me wondering. How would I know? I do not remember paying the extra money for the wifi/cellular one. As far as putting it in Airplane mode, that works - but ONLY if I don't want to use my bluetooth keyboard.

Thank you both for your help. It is hard to understand all of this sometimes.

[kch50428]

After putting it in Airplane mode, you can turn Bluetooth on just like you can wifi...

[CDG]

The wifi only iPads don't even have cellular toggles in the settings app. So the OP's iPad must be a cellular one.

Agreed, I just checked my wifi only model to be sure.

Yes definitely the OP's iPad has to be cellular capable.

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[anon(4740623)]

Thank you everyone! Well, I learned a good thing about my iPad! Previously when I put it in airplane mode, I could not connect my Belkin keyboard. All is working now. Again, thank you very much!

[robbrick]

Also, the cellular model does have a big black piece of plastic along the top where the antennae are located. That is a FOR SURE giveaway if it's a cellular model.