Verizon and Apple (both whom, incidentally, acknowledge the problem even though many posters seem to think otherwise) are aware of it and are working on it, a fix may be coming.
Oh really? See the very next post after yours.
Verizon and Apple (both whom, incidentally, acknowledge the problem even though many posters seem to think otherwise) are aware of it and are working on it, a fix may be coming.
Oh really? See the very next post after yours.
How long do you have to wait? And can I be on my house's wifi or do I have to be connected to Verizon's LTE network? Because I am staring at my screen for several minutes and nothing.Go to settings > general > about and wait. If there is an update, you will get a prompt.
How long do you have to wait? And can I be on my house's wifi or do I have to be connected to Verizon's LTE network? Because I am staring at my screen for several minutes and nothing.
Thanks.
EVERYONE - If you are experiencing this issue with the iPhone 7 on Verizon's network and haven't yet called Apple, here's what I would recommend:
1. Call Apple iPhone Support @ 800-694-7466
2. Explain the issue and tell them that you'd like to talk to a senior advisor because the problem is widespread and you've already tried replacing your phone, etc. (basically, you need to get past having them walk you through a ton of useless troubleshooting steps). Tell them that the phone goes to "no service" for no reason and that you can reboot the phone in the exact same spot and then see several bars of LTE signal afterwards (this rules out the possibility that you are truly in an area with no service).
3. Discuss with the senior advisor and explain that there are tons of people having this issue (people on various forums, etc.) and that you would like them to send you a "profile" to install on your phone to log these signal dropouts.
4. Install the profile, recreate the problem and work with your advisor directly until the problem is fixed (they should schedule call-back times with you, etc.)
The more people that do this, the quicker we're going to see a fix!
Just got off the phone with support. The senior advisor had no idea what I was talking about when I asked for a profile to log the signal dropouts.
Talked to apple last night and had a call back tonight. Let them know that I was still having issues so they set me up an appointment for Saturday. Real curious to see what they say because replacing the phone isn't going to fix the problem.
Wow, everyone's patience with the problem here is unbelievable. I'da told them they can take their signal dropping phone and stick it after the first week at most, then fire up my backup device or get something else till all this is sorted out.
Wow, everyone's patience with the problem here is unbelievable. I'da told them they can take their signal dropping phone and stick it after the first week at most, then fire up my backup device or get something else till all this is sorted out.
I would love to do this. however, I have a feeling its not Verizon's issue. their network is working properly, just not for the iPhone 7. I blame apple more. but as other have said, what am I gonna do? I've already turned in my iPhone 6. also, my phone works 98% of the time and haven't seen a service drop in 3 days. so I mean whats it gonna do for me to complain about it? nothing will get resolved quicker.
A lot of us don't have that option. We either have no back up phones or our phones aren't in stock for a swap (JB color). This has to be software related. Hoping for a resolution soon. I'm on the IUP program. Would hate another credit check or having my phone wrapped under warranty when it's fine (minus the signal dropping).
don't even waste your time. they won't even know of the issue.
pop some popcorn and sit back for the ride like everyone else lol
Did they give you a hard time?
Ah ok yeah I did read that somewhere. I forgot, thanks. Oh well. I suppose if its a different Qualcomm chip than previous iPhones it still could be a driver issue though. Hopefully it will be determined and resolved soon.Only GSM phones are Intel CDMA devices are still Qualcomm modems
So I was able to get my replacement phone today from the apple store and it did not fix anything![]()
Lol told you
Call in and it turns out the activation profile for my replacement device was WRONG.... its the correct hardware but the activation is not for Verizon, effectively disabling the CDMA portion of the radio.
So now they are saying it can take up to 24 hours to get that changed, I will HAVE to restore again. I will have to set up my apple watching again. I will have to activate this device on my corporate exchange policy again...