iphone5 just updated ios7 MMS messages can t receive help

Hello, it's a system issue! At present, ios7 has just come out of the unstable, and there are many vulnerabilities! Imperfect! Personally recommend downgrading! Wait for the stabilization to be upgraded.

I'm talking about UI because the visual aesthetic is different from person to person. There are many advantages after iOS 7 upgrade, but the disadvantages cannot be ignored.

2. The control center slides up from the bottom of the screen, adding switch functions such as wifi, **, flashlight, etc.

3. Third-party input methods can be used. (But it's not sure if there is an input method for the nine-grid palace).

4: You can block incoming calls and text messages. (No doubt is true).

5. Added the security and anti-theft function, bound to the Apple ID, others must enter the correct Apple ID to activate, even if the system is re-flashed, it is also required to enter the Apple ID.

Disadvantages: 1. Multi-task management has been replaced by real background running software, and the current market is a device with small memory except for iPhone 5 memory that has reached 1G, so the memory is obviously insufficient. (As a result, the operation is not smooth, and the keyboard sometimes does not pop up).

2. Power consumption, no doubt that this is certain. Really in the background, there is also a shake phone wallpaper exchange, which is enough to increase power consumption.

3. Other shortcomings will be discovered and supplemented later.

Recommendation: Personally, I recommend not to upgrade unless you like the new UI and need to use security features. In fact, ios7 has strict hardware requirements, especially memory, 4, 4s will seem a bit insufficient.

Hope it helps! Hope! Thank you!

1. Click Settings

2. Find and click "General".

3. Find and click "Network".

4. Click Cellular Data Network

5. Enter CMNET at the APN of cellular data, and the username and password are blank 6. The MMS message is set as follows: APN is CMWAP; MMSC is; MMS** is; The maximum MMS size can be filled in at will, and it is recommended to be greater than 1000

7. Return to the main interface of settings, then find and select "Info".

8. Turn on the function of sending and receiving MMS messages.

(1) Find the Internet switch position: enter the "Settings" - "General" - "Network" menu.

2) Turn on the "Cellular Data" switch: (Operation method: click the switch icon and slide to the ON state), otherwise you will not be able to access the Internet or send and receive MMS messages after the setting is successful.

3) How to set up Internet and MMS: Go to "Cellular Data Network" and enter the parameters of Internet and MMS.

Parameter content. Internet Parameters (Above): APN: CMNET Username: Null Password: Null MMS Parameters (Below): APN: CMWAP Client Name: Null Password: Null MMS**::80

Maximum MMS message size: 102400

mmsc ua prof url: null.

When setting the MMS parameters, first turn off Wi-Fi and turn on "Cellular Data" and then turn on the "Data Roaming" switch.

Step 1: Go to "Settings" - "Cellular" - "Cellular Data Network".

Step 2: Enter the corresponding data in the MMS field (must be entered with an English keyboard) APN:CMWAP

MMSC: MMS**::80

Maximum MMS message size: 102400

Here's how to see what's causing it and fix it:

1. The mobile data function is not turned on: MMS messages need to have a network to receive, note that the network here does not refer to a wireless network but a data network, if the wireless network is turned on, turn off the wireless and then turn on the network connection to receive.

2. Mobile phone arrears: MMS messages cannot be received in arrears, please recharge.

3. Network delay or bad signal: Network delay will also cause temporary inability to receive MMS, turn on the airplane mode for about 5 seconds and then turn it off, or connect to the network in another place.

iPhone5 MMS settings specific operation:

1. Select [Settings] on iPhone5 to enter.

2. Then click [General].

3. Then click [Network].

4. Enable [Cellular Data] in the network menu

5. Find the MMS item and fill in the MMS data in the following table.

6. After completing the MMS settings, you need to restart the phone, otherwise you still can't accept the MMS.

There is a switch in the setting SMS, which is the sending and sending of MMS.

If it doesn't work, go to the cellular and try the data.

I'll give you a picture for reference.

In the settings, there is a nest bee data in the network that can be turned on, and if you touch the phone, you may accidentally turn it off.

If you do not set it in this machine, please contact 10086 for the data set.

No, maybe you're mistaken.

First of all, you need to set it up: Click Desktop > Settings > General > Network > Cellular Data Network and then complete the following settings: apn:

cmnet username: password: mms apn:

cmwap username: password: mmsc:

MMS DA1L1: Maximum MMS message size: 102400

1. Select "Settings" to enter the settings interface.

2. Enter the settings interface and select "General".

3. Select "Network" in the general menu

4. Enable [Cellular Data] in the network menu

5. Find the MMS item and fill in all the MMS data. Note here, ** inside "."."Don't write a full stop.

6. Restart your phone after the MMS is set.

7. After restarting, still in the settings, pull to the bottom, and you can see the "SMS" option. After entering, find the MMS switch and turn it on.

It depends on what version of your phone is, the American version or the licensed version, the licensed version has a changed position, the American version does not have that position, it seems to be automatic. Mine is licensed, there is that modified position, my sister's from the United States brought back does not have that position, as for what I don't know.

Settings--Messages--iMessage (button on, look down)--Send and receive MMS messages (Button on)--Turn on the cellular network when sending MMS!! Mine can now send MMS.

Distinguish whether it is telecom customization or something else, and telecom customization is not allowed to send and receive MMS.

Hello, iphone5s can't send MMS, you can check the following points:

1.the status of whether the cellular data on the phone is turned on;

View the path: Settings - Cellular - Cellular Data.

Turn it on, because sending MMS messages requires the network to carry the command, so it needs to be turned on, but there is no traffic fee for sending MMS.

2.Whether the switch for MMS on the phone has been turned on;

View the path: Settings - Messages - Send and receive MMS.

If your mobile phone is still unable to send MMS messages, it is recommended that you contact Unicom's customer service**10010 to check whether the Internet access function and MMS function of your mobile phone card have been opened.

If it still doesn't work, it is recommended that you change the card in your friend's iphone5s mobile phone to your mobile phone to see if you can send MMS, and also put your mobile phone card in your friend's mobile phone to try it, so that you can see whether it is a card problem or a problem with the mobile phone, if it is a card problem, you can contact Unicom's customer service staff for you to check, if it is a mobile phone problem, you need to contact the technical support center of the iphone 4006778899 for consultation.

Is 3G turned on? Open it and try it.

Are you mobile?

CMNET (top) and cmwap (bottom) are set?

3G is turned off and the honeycomb is turned on.

If you are connected, you can directly turn on the 3G network.

Then restart the machine.

Look at the mobile phone signal sign to see if there is "Mobile E" or "China Unicom 3G".

If it still doesn't work, please go to the business hall to check whether you have opened this service, especially for mobile users, WAP access points and NET access points are different services.