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Your phone s IMEI number is more important in Nepal now What s it anyway? – OnlineKhabar English News

Your phone s IMEI number is more important in Nepal now What s it anyway? – OnlineKhabar English News
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Apple will fix your Apple Watch for free if it won t charge

Some Apple Watches will no longer charge, but there is a way to get Apple to fix it for you for free

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How to check your warranty on iPhone, iPad, or Mac

Scroll down the page until you see language about the warranty status. Depending on the warranty status, it may state Limited Warranty or AppleCare Services and an expiry date. The option may also show Coverage Expired, revealing the hardware is no longer covered. Tapping the option will bring up a Coverage page, giving assistance related to the warranty status, such as the kinds of support you can access. Checking warranties of Apple account-connected devices As Apple s products connect to the Internet and are generally linked to a user s account, typically of those who buy the product and first register it, you can also determine your Apple devices warranty status through your Apple account.

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Why s my Mac taking my iPhone calls? How to turn off Apple Cont

iOS 8 or later macOS X Yosemite or later The iPhone Cellular Calls feature allows you to make and receive cellular phone calls from your iPad, iPod touch, or Mac - without getting your iPhone out of your pocket - if they are on the same network as your iPhone. It requires an iPhone running iOS 8.1 or later and an activated network plan and it will work with any iPad or iPod Touch running iOS 8 or later and any Mac running macOS X Yosemite or later. To make a call on your Mac: Move the cursor over any phone number in Contacts, Calendar, Safari or other app that detects such data > Click the arrow in the box that outlines the phone number > Choose Call [phone number] Using iPhone. You can also open the FaceTime app and enter a phone number in the search field and call using the audio option.

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