[ame]

Is there no longer a way to turn on an alert when your signal is lost? I want to turn that on so I can just how often it's happening so I can show the apple guys. It's happened no less than 12 times today alone.

[Reparkable]

I didn't know there was that option to begin with. I'd use it if I knew how

[Fischkind#IM]

Is there no longer a way to turn on an alert when your signal is lost? I want to turn that on so I can just how often it's happening so I can show the apple guys. It's happened no less than 12 times today alone.

I have never seen that feature, I liked it when I used to have my old Motorola phones back in the day.

[gordol]

Are you sure it's not a carrier issue rather than a phone issue?

[Ariel Babalao]

There is no such settings in the default ios, maybe your phone used to be jailbroken, or you are confuse with having use that feature on another brand of phone.


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[Ledsteplin]

I don't recall seeing that feature on an iPhone. Could it have been an app?


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[ame]

Are you sure it's not a carrier issue rather than a phone issue?

Ruled that out. I know some people lol and got them to come to my office and check it out.

There is no such settings in the default ios, maybe your phone used to be jailbroken, or you are confuse with having use that feature on another brand of phone.


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Never had a jailbroken phone. Perhaps I am thinking about an older phone. I could've sworn it was an option on the iPhone though.

[Ariel Babalao]

Ruled that out. I know some people lol and got them to come to my office and check it out.



Never had a jailbroken phone. Perhaps I am thinking about an older phone. I could've sworn it was an option on the iPhone though.

Then It definitely wasn't an iPhone or an iPhone with a stock iOS.


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[iEd]

I've never known of a iPhone alert when the carrier signal is lost.