MMS not working

[davidpace]

Hi all, I have been having problems with MMS on my iPhone 4. I just upgraded the software to 4.0.1 so I don't know if that has anything to do with it. I cannot send or receive picture messages. I had a similar problem when I first got the phone but I solved it by switching "Cellular Data" ON (did not know b/c it's my first iPhone). Anyway, has anyone else had this problem and know how to fix it?

 

[Tito Georgie]

Same here, girls are getting mad at me because they're having to email me the pictures.

 

[Daddy Mac]

Yea I have the same problem. I can send pictures perfectly with PingChat but with regular MMS it just doesn't go through. I get a little red exclamation mark.

 

[Applejuiced]

Call up AT&T and make sure everything is right on their end.
They will troubleshoot and figure it out.

 

[Acronym]

Hi all, I have been having problems with MMS on my iPhone 4. I just upgraded the software to 4.0.1 so I don't know if that has anything to do with it. I cannot send or receive picture messages. I had a similar problem when I first got the phone but I solved it by switching "Cellular Data" ON (did not know b/c it's my first iPhone). Anyway, has anyone else had this problem and know how to fix it?

had the exact same problem called Rogers from a different phone they kicked me rom their network and connected me back on whilst my phone was off and i could send receive messages again.

 

[John T]

Usually, it's nothing to do with the 'phone - it's the network.

 

[saving107]

just so that we can troubleshoot the issue, is the MMS feature 'Turned On' on your phone?

Settings ->Messages

 

[davidpace]

It is working now. I turned off "Enable 3G" and turned it back on, and did the same with the "Cellular Data". MMS works great now. Thanks.

 

[KGWVU]

It is working now. I turned off "Enable 3G" and turned it back on, and did the same with the "Cellular Data". MMS works great now. Thanks.

Also, remember that pictures taken with the iphone 4 have a higher resolution and subsequently, a much larger size. Where before you could send a 3G or 3GS photo fairly quickly, it will take longer with the 4 and possibly time out if you are not getting a strong signal.