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Yes. Turning cellular back will search for a signal. But what you need the phone to do is register with the network & just turning cellular on will not nessasarly do that. All it does find a signal.
--- In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, Alice Saunders <lwr32@...> wrote:
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> When you turn off wifi on your iPhone, wifi no longer has contact with your iPhone, correct? When you turn wifi back on, your iPhone searches for a wifi signal, correct? Isn't it the same with a cell signal? iPhone cellular gets turned on and the iPhone searches for a cell signal. If, in fact, the iPhone doesn't work like that with a cell signal, is there a plausible reason why not?
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> > On Nov 22, 2013, at 5:00 AM, Brent <flapdoodle@...> wrote:
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> > This is not unusual and I would not consider it a problem. When you turn off data, your carrier no longer has contact with your phone. When you turn cell data back on, the carrier has to reestablish connection and verify your phone. The fix is to not turn cell data off.
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> >> On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 6:37 AM, Werner Peters <slim1950@...> wrote:
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> >> Does anyone else have this problem? I am on a limited data plan, and therefore leave my cellular data setting off most of the time. But when I do need it, it never works the first time I switch it on. I have to reboot my phone before it works. This is very annoying..is there a fix for this?
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> >> Werner
> >> Iphone 4, OS is all up to date.
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