Submitted by MitchTobol on

A loaner

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A week ago I was surfing through the internet finding the list of things I needed to do to get my iPhone

broken phone

7 working again. Apparently, without reason, my phone stopped connecting to the network. No calls in or out and texts only if I was connected to WiFi. It left me wondering how I ever survived without a mobile phone.


After reaching out to Apple support, 10 reboots and various steps later I went to Verizon, as a last resort,  to replace the SIM card but no luck. I dropped in on an Apple store later that night and waited. One of the Apple Genius's told me that they needed to send my phone to Apple for repair (no charge) and they would supply me with a loaner phone. The kicker is I won't get my phone back till January 21st.

 

What I didn't realize is how many apps I use on a regular basis. Now I just use my phone for calls, texts and reading news. How boring...

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Fred Klein

Now you can work on my having to log into Gotham site each time I visit it...
Corey Bearak

Most apps I use are mirrored on my iPad. And dine I am using Jonathan’s 7 my older phone without sim still has my apps on it too.
Norman Spizz

Get the iPhone 6se. Best phone they made.

Submitted by MarilynGenoa on Fri, 12/21/2018 - 23:14

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Marilyn Genoa

Oh dear now I’m really hesitant about upgrading anything. Whenever there’s a hiccup on my phone my children tell me its because it needs to be updated. Phone really isn’t that old.
Daniel Schwartz

They are planned to start failing after 2 years. This forces the upgrade. Each update Apple puts out is designed to slow the older phones down or cause them to misbehave.

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