Some iPhone Pull iPhone users who have bought one The new 5G iPhone 12 models are complaining about the issues they are experiencing with the messaging app on their phones. Some say they don’t see all the messages sent in their group chat. For example, an iPhone 12 user’s post with Lmonteleon’s handle Apple is found on Paul’s community support site, “I am unable to see group message replies regardless of the carrier. This new iPhone 12 and yet, not impressed. It is crucial that I am able to see texts, feedback, etc. My groups. What’s the fix? Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like Al that sounds crap to me, Looks like Al that sounds crap to me, Looks like Al that sounds crap to me, Looks like Al that sounds crap to me, Looks like Al that sounds crap to me, Looks like Al that sounds crap to me, Looks like Al that sounds crap to me.
The problem is that the text interaction with the iOS user affects the people involved in the mixed text conversation between the iOS user and the iOS user and the Android user. But if there’s one thing that connects so many complaints is that a lot of people have mentioned the fact that they’ve recently upgraded to one of the new iPhone 12 models. Apple Pal apparently finds it difficult to solve the problem. On November 12, a separate post from a community support site written by an iPhone 12 user on AT&T explained that it was “not receiving messages in group texts or SMS one-on-one. Spent 2 weeks with Apple Pul Support and still have this problem Is “Really bad looking, I don’t have compatibility with where messages are coming from.”
The first door of the 5G iPhone era is the textgate here
Whatever the problem, the carriers don’t seem to be mistaken because the U.S. No. Each of the three major carriers is subscribed. We’ll imagine that Apple is aware of the problem and is working on a future software update that will fix the problem.
Are you having problems with the Messages app on your iPhone? If so, have you recently upgraded to an iPhone 12 model? These are the questions that Apple Paul will need answers as it seeks to address the first “gate” connected to the 5G iPhone era, “Textgate”.
