Thứ Hai, 22 tháng 12, 2014

How to Check for a Carrier Settings Update on iPhone

iPhone Carrier Settings Update available

From time to time, your cellular network provider or Apple may issue a carrier settings update to an iPhone or cellular iPad device. The updates are usually very small and make adjustments or improvements to carrier specific settings pertaining to the cell network, data, personal hotspot, voicemail, text messaging, or making calls. While you may see a carrier update pop up randomly on your iPhone, or a request to install one during a general iOS update, you can also manually check for these carrier updates on your own at any time.

Check For & Install Cellular Carrier Settings Updates in iOS

Carrier updates are usually quick and fairly inconsequential, though it’s still good policy to backup your iPhone before attempting to install one. This works the same on any cellular equipped iOS device, whether an iPhone or iPad:

  1. Open the “Settings” app and go to “General”
  2. Tap on “About” and wait a moment at the about screen, if a update is available you will see a popup window that says “Carrier Settings Update : New settings are available. Would you like to update them now?” with ‘Not Now’ and ‘Update’ as the two available options, tap on “Update” to install the carrier settings update onto the iPhone

The update screen looks something like this:

Carrier Settings Update on an iPhone

Installing the carrier update will make your cellular service cycle off for a moment and then back on, so you won’t want to try to install the update while you’re transferring data or in an important conversation, whether though a call, SMS, iMessage, or voice texting.

Though these are usually pushed and installed onto your iPhone when you update iOS, if you haven’t seen a carrier update in quite some time, it can be a good idea to check every once in a while to see if one is available. Sometimes they can even add new features to your iPhone, for example, a recent carrier settings update available to many iPhones on US cell providers offered the ability to change the data connection from LTE, 3G, or Edge, a feature that was made possible with an iOS update, but had to be specifically allowed by the carrier as well.

Source : osxdaily[dot]com
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