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iPhone upgrade
I'm acquiring a new Apple iPhone (15) to replace my existing older iPhone.
I will want to transfer the SIM and all the contents of the older phone to the new one, so that the transfer is seamless.
How straightforward is that? Some guidance would be useful TIA
I will want to transfer the SIM and all the contents of the older phone to the new one, so that the transfer is seamless.
How straightforward is that? Some guidance would be useful TIA
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Plug them both in.
Make sure old one is connected to wifi
Follow on screen instructions
Simple1 -
Just as a matter of interest, when you follow the instructions does it copy across all the applications and the log ins? It is always annoying on Android where you can copy everything across but then have to spend hours signing into banking apps etc.MikeJXE said:Plug them both in.
Make sure old one is connected to wifi
Follow on screen instructions
Simple
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It does copy everything a cross. (An app can choose to opt out of this for security reasons but both my banking apps copied across with no need to setup again)Peter999_2 said:
Just as a matter of interest, when you follow the instructions does it copy across all the applications and the log ins? It is always annoying on Android where you can copy everything across but then have to spend hours signing into banking apps etc.MikeJXE said:Plug them both in.
Make sure old one is connected to wifi
Follow on screen instructions
Simple0 -
Thats because you are using a new device and it has the be registered with the bankPeter999_2 said:
Just as a matter of interest, when you follow the instructions does it copy across all the applications and the log ins? It is always annoying on Android where you can copy everything across but then have to spend hours signing into banking apps etc.MikeJXE said:Plug them both in.
Make sure old one is connected to wifi
Follow on screen instructions
Simple0 -
No.schiff said:
Thank you for that!MikeJXE said:Plug them both in.
Make sure old one is connected to wifi
Follow on screen instructions
Simple
To be clear I transfer the SIM from old to new before starting that procedure?
As before make sure old is connected to wifi
Put them close together and both plugged in
Follow on screen instructions
when transfer is complete transfer sim1 -
In fact, depending on your provider. The phone may even offer to transfer the SIM to a new eSIM in which case you wouldn’t even need to transfer the SIM.MikeJXE said:
No.schiff said:
Thank you for that!MikeJXE said:Plug them both in.
Make sure old one is connected to wifi
Follow on screen instructions
Simple
To be clear I transfer the SIM from old to new before starting that procedure?
As before make sure old is connected to wifi
Put them close together and both plugged in
Follow on screen instructions
when transfer is complete transfer sim0 -
EE and O2 support this, it says in here https://support.apple.com/en-gb/101569PHK said:
In fact, depending on your provider. The phone may even offer to transfer the SIM to a new eSIM in which case you wouldn’t even need to transfer the SIM.MikeJXE said:
No.schiff said:
Thank you for that!MikeJXE said:Plug them both in.
Make sure old one is connected to wifi
Follow on screen instructions
Simple
To be clear I transfer the SIM from old to new before starting that procedure?
As before make sure old is connected to wifi
Put them close together and both plugged in
Follow on screen instructions
when transfer is complete transfer sim0 -
It’s also possible with Vodafone (and Voxi).flaneurs_lobster said:
EE and O2 support this, it says in here https://support.apple.com/en-gb/101569PHK said:
In fact, depending on your provider. The phone may even offer to transfer the SIM to a new eSIM in which case you wouldn’t even need to transfer the SIM.MikeJXE said:
No.schiff said:
Thank you for that!MikeJXE said:Plug them both in.
Make sure old one is connected to wifi
Follow on screen instructions
Simple
To be clear I transfer the SIM from old to new before starting that procedure?
As before make sure old is connected to wifi
Put them close together and both plugged in
Follow on screen instructions
when transfer is complete transfer sim0
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