iOS 6 Fixes iMessage "Bug" that Sends Texts to Stolen iPhones

Sacird said:

Same here. All the back and forth over a freaking phone choice didn't help me in wanting to keep a smartphone, just made me sad for the future. People's pathetic levels grew a few notches. What happened to guys not ever asking for directions? Now it's "I need my transit directions!!!" People know how to read the colored coded maps and which stop they will get off on still, right???

Least fist fights should go down in numbers with all guys wearing dresses.

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MacDav said:

Yeah, and since when do "real men" know how to type? That's for secretaries right? Oops, now i've gone over the line.

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UmbraDiaboli said:

Stubborn Apple, they need to change this attitude - at least now when everyone is a bit sick of them overall...

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Tech198 said:

No comment.

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MrCubes said:

Turn off iMessage (and Facetime - only necessary if that was also tied to the old number too - but may as well play it safe).
Reboot your iphone.
Leave iMessage disabled for a while - not sure how long - it just needs to trickle the SIM data into the OS. An hour should do it - if not leave it overnight.
Then turn iMessage back on and it should be associated with your new number.

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