What does dialing *#21# do on iPhone? - Apple Community
Aug 17, 2020 · What does dialing *#21# do on iPhone? Hello apple community, reccently I stumbled upon a tiktok trend that is about this number. You write it as if you would call a new …
What is Someone titan *#21# and what does… - Apple Community
Mar 14, 2021 · Dialing ##21# cancels call forwarding on your device (or again, just turn it off in settings). What confused me was the what is “someone titan *#21#” as that made no sense to …
Calling *#21# - Apple Community
Jul 23, 2020 · iPhone 7, iOS 13 Posted on Jul 23, 2020 2:28 PM
[SOLUTION] Failed to restore device in re… - Apple Community
Nov 22, 2024 · [SOLUTION] Failed to restore device in recovery mode, libusbrestore error:21 [com.apple.MobileDevice.MobileRestore – 0x15 (21)]
com.apple.buildinfo.preflight.error error… - Apple Community
Dec 8, 2023 · warrenfromcarlton north Author Level 1 26 points com.apple.buildinfo.preflight.error error 21
Spam Calls from +353 (21) 425 9200 - Apple Community
Nov 21, 2022 · Spam Calls from +353 (21) 425 9200 I also received a call from this number, which I missed and no vm was left. That afternoon I arrived at the local apple store to pickup …
com.apple.buildinfo.preflight.error 21 on… - Apple Community
Jan 2, 2025 · com.apple.buildinfo.preflight.error 21 on macOS Monterey installation For anyone out there trying to reinstall Monterey OS and getting this error, as I was, try first erasing the …
How do I open this file on my iPhone? - Apple Community
Apr 11, 2025 · You don’t. That file system path is not accessible. If that was using the Apple Messages app, that attachment might still be downloadable within the Messages app.
Transfering Data to a new phone takes a f… - Apple Community
Dec 25, 2024 · Restoring your iPhone from an iCloud backup: Time Required: The time it takes to restore your iPhone from an iCloud backup depends on several factors, including: Amount of …
how to encode an exclamation mark in an url? / Newbie Corner / …
Aug 11, 2010 · I have been trying to encode an ! in an url, but somehow it just doesn't work. I tried RFC1738 codes -- one website mentioned the code was %21, a couple others said it was …