Why is my iPad SIM saying no service?

You might need to contact your carrier: If the SIM card is damaged, or doesn’t fit in the SIM tray, ask your carrier for a new SIM card. If you transferred your SIM card from another device, ask your carrier if your SIM card works with your iPhone or iPad.

Why does my SIM card say no service?

One of the reasons a Samsung or Android device may show “No Service” is because it’s connected to a disabled cellular radio signal. Once the test ends, navigate to the bottom of the menu and check the radio data. It should be enabled.

Why is cellular data not working on iPad?

Your cellular data not working may happen for a few reasons. It may be the poor connection in your area or lack of mobile internet coverage altogether, a bug in the system, a physical problem with your device or SIM, or simple forgetfulness to turn on the cellular data or turn off the Airplane Mode.

Can you get cellular service on an iPad?

On models with an embedded Apple SIM or Apple SIM card, you can activate the cellular service from your iPad. You may also be able to travel abroad with iPad and sign up for cellular service with a local carrier in the country or region you’re visiting.

What to do when your iPad says no service?

Step 1: Press and hold the Power button of your iPad and wait for the Slider to appear. Step 2: In a few seconds it will appear on the screen, Swipe it to turn off the device. Step 3: Now, wait a while and turn on the device using the Power button. If the issue is still hasn’t fixed then move on and try the next fix.

What to do if you have no SIM card on your iPhone?

If you don’t have one, go to your carrier’s retail store and ask them to test with another SIM card. You might need to replace your SIM card. If you still see an alert about your SIM card, contact Apple support. Learn what to do if you see a SIM not supported alert.

Do you need a SIM card for an iPad?

The cellular connection requires a SIM from your carrier. iPad supports the following types of SIM: eSIM (on iPad models that support eSIM; not available in all countries or regions) Embedded Apple SIM or Apple SIM card. Physical nano-SIM from your carrier.