Good day, iPhone folks!
Here's the situation: my family member was recently in a car accident, where their android phone was destroyed. He was able to replace the device with insurance, and got an 11 Pro. Before they took away the old android device, they gave the owner the SIM card and the microSD card that the phone had. This entire transaction occurred through Best Buy.
So now, we're faced with figuring out how to transfer the contents of the two cards to the iPhone, a task that is typically facilitated with an app on a second phone...which we don't have because it was destroyed.
My questions are:
1. Is there any reason that simply inserting the SIM into the iPhone wouldn't cause the phone to pull any contacts or data from the SIM? I'm fairly new to iPhone myself, so I don't really know.
2. What content (and through what app) would we be able to import from the microSD card?
Thanks so much for the help. My family member is safe and recovering, so we as his family are trying to handle this so he can have a phone again and communicate (with Facetime and the like) with family that is eager to see him.
Here's the situation: my family member was recently in a car accident, where their android phone was destroyed. He was able to replace the device with insurance, and got an 11 Pro. Before they took away the old android device, they gave the owner the SIM card and the microSD card that the phone had. This entire transaction occurred through Best Buy.
So now, we're faced with figuring out how to transfer the contents of the two cards to the iPhone, a task that is typically facilitated with an app on a second phone...which we don't have because it was destroyed.
My questions are:
1. Is there any reason that simply inserting the SIM into the iPhone wouldn't cause the phone to pull any contacts or data from the SIM? I'm fairly new to iPhone myself, so I don't really know.
2. What content (and through what app) would we be able to import from the microSD card?
Thanks so much for the help. My family member is safe and recovering, so we as his family are trying to handle this so he can have a phone again and communicate (with Facetime and the like) with family that is eager to see him.