[Vasuki]

Originally Posted by vijaythacker

Guys, my iphone 7 plus got updated to 12.3.1 yesterday night.Since few days i have been constantly getting flash messages from Vodafone and now i am unable to find the sim application on my handset, its neither on phone menu nor on data menu.How do i disable the flash messages constantly popping up on my handset?

You've contact your service provider, in this case Vodafone. They can disable it.

[vijaythacker]

Originally Posted by Vasuki

You've contact your service provider, in this case Vodafone. They can disable it.

No i have not done that yet as i am looking to disable it from the handset itself with sim application which i dont see it anywhere on my phone. Else i will go to the vodafone tomorrow to get it disabled.

[D4d-maniac]

Originally Posted by Sebring

Guys, I'm sure all of you have faced a frayed iPhone cable. Is there an indestructible cable? Found this Shoppecruise Metal Braided for Rs. 450 on Amazon India, is this good or is there any strong cable available in the US that I can purchase? Please suggest one

I have been using Amazon Basics MFI certified 6ft cable since past one year. Have had no issues at all.
There is only Rs 50 difference between 3 and 6 feet cable.
Highly recommended.

[Vasuki]

Originally Posted by vijaythacker

No i have not done that yet as i am looking to disable it from the handset itself with sim application which i dont see it anywhere on my phone. Else i will go to the vodafone tomorrow to get it disabled.

You contact their customercare for same. No need to visit the store.

[Sebring]

Oh I got that one, but strangely it stopped working after a month of use. How can a cable just stop working (scratching my head on this)?

Originally Posted by D4d-maniac

I have been using Amazon Basics

[saket77]

Has anyone updated their iPhone to 12.3.1? I am currently running 12.3, but looks like phone has already downloaded (but not installed) the 12.3.1 update. Also, it seems that there is no way to stop downloading the updates. Turning off the 'automatic downloads' only disables the installation, not the download of update. It has taken up some good real estate on my 32 GB phone.

[libranof1987]

Originally Posted by saket77

Has anyone updated their iPhone to 12.3.1? I am currently running 12.3, but looks like phone has already downloaded (but not installed) the 12.3.1 update. Also, it seems that there is no way to stop downloading the updates. Turning off the 'automatic downloads' only disables the installation, not the download of update. It has taken up some good real estate on my 32 GB phone.

Yep; I installed it when it was available. No problem.

32Gb?! I remember, mine was about 128mb.

[saket77]

Originally Posted by libranof1987

Yep; I installed it when it was available. No problem.

32Gb?! I remember, mine was about 128mb.

Hi! Which phone by the way? Mine is a 6S.

[libranof1987]

Originally Posted by saket77

Hi! Which phone by the way? Mine is a 6S.

Even more ancient; mine's a 6.

[saket77]

Originally Posted by libranof1987

Even more ancient; mine's a 6.

Thanks! I installed the update. It released around1.5GB of memory! Nothing noticeable about the update but good to get back the occupied memory.

[Sebring]

I have asked every forum for an indestructible cable but looks like there is none for heavy users. The original costs 1500 and I got 4 bad ones already.

[AShubrah]

Originally Posted by Sebring

I have asked every forum for an indestructible cable but looks like there is none for heavy users. The original costs 1500 and I got 4 bad ones already.

I don’t know what you’re doing with yours, but I’ve been using mine for well over two years, and apart from being a bit dirty, it works just like new.

[libranof1987]

iOS 13 will be available iPhone 6s onwards (SE is included).

https://www.apple.com/ios/ios-13-preview/

[Rehaan]

Originally Posted by Sebring

I have asked every forum for an indestructible cable but looks like there is none for heavy users.

Why are you using the OEM cable?

There are so many available on Amazon etc which claim to be indestructable, and at the very least will outlast your Apple cable.

[Ithaca]

Originally Posted by Sebring

I have asked every forum for an indestructible cable but looks like there is none for heavy users. The original costs 1500 and I got 4 bad ones already.

For my iPhones, the first purchase I make are boAT charging cables available on Amazon India. The OEM cables are pathetic just like the older headphones iPods came with.
These cables are sturdy and abuse friendly.
I would highly recommend them.