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iPhone Not Receiving Text Messages From Android Phone Users

By: Waseem Patwegar

iPhone Not Receiving Text Messages from Android Phone users is a commonly reported issue by iPhone users. You can find below the steps to fix this problem.

iPhone Not Receiving Text Messages From Android Phone Users

iPhone Not Receiving Text Messages from Android

The Messages App on iPhone makes use of Apple’s own iCloud Servers to deliver iMessages to other iPhone users and the network of your mobile service provider to deliver Text Messages to Android device users.

This dual message delivery setup can sometimes cause problems, especially if the Sender has recently switched from iPhone to Android or if the Sender’s Phone Number is somehow linked to iCloud.

Apart from this, the problem of iPhone Not Receiving Text Messages from Android device users can also be caused due to MMS Messaging not being enabled, Incorrect or corrupted Network Settings and other reasons.

1. Enable MMS & Group Messaging

MMS messaging needs to be enabled on your iPhone, in order to send and receive Carrier supported SMS Text Messages on your iPhone.

Go to Settings > Messages > On the next screen, make sure MMS Messaging and Group Messaging is enabled.

Enable MMS Messaging on iPhone

After this your iPhone will be able to use both Apple supported iMessaging system and carrier supported SMS/MMS messaging system.

2. Check Blocked Numbers

It is really easy to accidentally block someone on iPhone. Hence, make sure that the Senders Phone number is not in your block list.

Go to Settings > Messages > Blocked Contacts > On the next screen, see if the Senders Phone Number is listed.

List of Blocked Numbers on iPhone Messages App

If it is listed, swipe left on the Phone Number and tap on the Unblock option.

Unblock Someone on iPhone

3. Check Send/Receive Settings

A common reason for Messaging problems on iPhone is due to incorrect Send/Receive settings.

Go to Settings > Messages > scroll down and tap on Send & Receive. On the next screen, make sure your Phone Number is listed under “You Can Be Reached By” section.

Phone Number For iMessages

Tip: Apple ID Email address can be used to send/receive iMessages from Apple Device Users.

4. Install Updates

Sometimes, the problem is due to an iOS or Carrier update waiting to be installed on your device. To check for updates, go to Settings > General > Software Update.

Software Update Option on iPhone

On the next screen, tap on Download & Install (if Updates are available).

5. Reset Network Settings

Before going ahead with this step, make sure that you note down your WiFi Network Password, as you will be required to rejoin WiFi Network by entering Password.

Go to Settings > General > Transfer or Reset iPhone > Reset > On the pop-up, select Reset Network Settings option.

Reset Network Settings Option on iPhone

On the confirmation pop-up, tap on Reset Network Settings to confirm.

After Network Settings Reset, you will have to connect back to your WiFi Network by entering your WiFi Network Password.

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