iPhone 14 SIM Not Supported? Dangerous message but worry not, this is what to do

iPhone 14 users are facing a new “SIM Not Supported” bug and are working on a quick fix. Know all details.

iPhone 14 users are facing a new “SIM not Supported” bug.  (Amritanshu / HT Tech)

iPhone 14 along with iOS 16 has got to be the buggiest release in the recent years! From the shaky camera bug to a Dynamic Island that literally floats, we have seen all sorts of weird stuff on the iPhone 14 Pro. Now, the iPhone 14 is throwing up another bug that is causing people to worry. Many users are complaining of a new bug that shows “SIM not Supported” message. And this is not just a simple message. It even leads to screen freezing and eventually may lead you to do a full restore, which Apple advises against.

Apple has so far acknowledged the issue to exist on devices such as the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Users on all these devices may see the “SIM not Supported” message. This is a pop-up message and hence, it may cause the iPhone to freeze up. Apple has said that this is not a hardware related issue but is investigating it at the moment. A fix should be released with a subsequent iOS update.

iPhone 14 series supports SIM Not Supported

As of now, Apple suggests that users should keep their iPhone up to date with regards to iOS 16. Additionally, Apple also says that iPhone 14 users should wait for a few minutes to see if the message disappears.

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Those users who have faced the message and witnessed the screen freezing should refrain from doing a hard reset and restore the device. Apple says that users should head over to an Apple Store or a service provider to request for a technical assistance. The issue will be resolved from there.

It is advised that users of the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max should keep an eye for the latest updates and download them as soon as they are available. Apple is also expected to release the iOS 16.1 update that should activate a few more features of iOS 16 across supported iOS devices. The update is expected to be release soon along with the iPadOS 16.1 update.