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Can you please tell me if there is a chance of having an out-of-warranty repair for this problem that occurred after updating my iphone to new15.4.1?
I tried everything, and neither the phone support could help me for this and I would not like to throw away the phone. Thanks.
iPhone 7, iOS 15
jeanl ~ Does your iPhone 7 still have its original 5½ year-old battery?
And what's the Maximum Capacity % here?...
Settings > Battery > Battery Health
...And is there an "Important Battery Message" there? [Ref: Apple]
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jeanl ~ You're welcome. If you know that it still has the original battery, then it's due for replacement and will likely solve the "no service" issue:
About genuine iPhone batteries
(Articles found by searching Apple's Knowledge Base.)
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Have you check out this link→iPhone 7 Repair Program for "No Service" Issues - Apple Support
I’m assuming you have an iPhone 7, because you posted in an iPhone 7 thread. If you have a different model use the Post link at the top of this page and create a new post that describes your issue.
unfortunately not resolved. Apple picked it up for check up and sent it back with the reason of hardware problems.
Actually, it’s highly UNlikely to solve the “no service” issue, especially for an iPhone 7 with a defect so serious that Apple had a 3 year recall for it, and replacing the battery would be throwing good money after bad.
Unfortunately Italian support does not consider this program for iphone 7 even if it falls within the listed models.
Thank you for your suggestion but I cannot access this information as it is impossible to activate the device.
im facing the same problem too..any solutions
IPhone 7 no service issue
