There are 3 important point you should know before factory reset  Factory reset are not fixable if forgot APPLE ID / iCloud Account , after factory reset it’s will asking ID & Password for bypass Factory reset can’t downgrade iOS Version Factory reset DATA are not restore able    1. Go “Setting”  2. Press on “General”  3. Press on “Transfer or Reset iPhone”   4. Press on “Erase All Content and Settings”   5. Press on “Continue”  6. Press on “Erase iPhone”  7. Enter iPhone Passcode (If setup Passcode , if not will skip this step)  

Everything You Need to Know Before Transferring Data to Your New iPhone Getting a new iPhone is exciting, but transferring all your data from your old device to the new one can feel overwhelming. To make the process smoother, here’s everything you need to know and do before starting the data transfer. Preparing Your Devices for Data Transfer New Device: Ensure your new iPhone has the latest iOS version, preferably higher than your old device’s version. Perform a factory reset on your new iPhone by erasing all content and settings. Click here for a factory reset guide. Old Device: Make sure Bluetooth is turned on. Ensure Wi-Fi is turned on. Once both devices are ready, let’s begin the data transfer! Step-by-Step Data Transfer Process   1. Set Up New iPhone: Keep both devices nearby with screens on. After a few minutes, your old device will show a notification, “Set Up New iPhone.” Tap “Continue.” 2. Authentication: There are two ways to authenticate: Scan: Use the old device's camera to scan the image on your new device. Pin: If you prefer, use a 6-digit PIN provided on the new device for authentication.   3. Apple ID/iCloud Sign-In: If your old device is signed in to an Apple ID or iCloud account, simply press “Set Up for Me.” If not, this step will be skipped. 4. Set Up Options: You can complete the following setup steps or skip them for now: Data & Privacy: Press “Continue.” Face ID: Set up now or later. iPhone Passcode: Create now or set up later. 5. Transfer Data from iPhone: Press “Continue” to start the data transfer process.  6. Apple ID Password: If applicable, input your Apple ID password and press “Sign In.”  7. Terms and Conditions: Tap “Agree” to proceed. 8. Make This Your New iPhone: Press “Continue.” 9. Location Services: Enable: If you need GPS. Disable: If you don’t use GPS. 10. Siri: You can set it up now or do it later. 11. Emergency SOS: Press “Continue.” 12. Transferring Data: The data transfer will begin, and an estimated time will be displayed. Estimated Time: Below 50GB: 1-3 hours Below 100GB: 2-4 hours Below 200GB: 4-6 hours 200GB and above: 5+ hours Note: These times are estimates and may vary. 13. Transfer Complete: Once the transfer is done, your new device will show the Apple logo and a loading bar—this is just the data restore process. 14. All Set: Your new iPhone is ready to use!   Final Tips: Some apps will need to be re-downloaded after the transfer, so it’s best to stay connected to Wi-Fi for a faster experience.   Watch the Video Tutorial For a visual guide, check out our video tutorial on data transfer.    Explore More iPhone Functions Want to learn more about your new iPhone? Click here for tips and tricks. If you have any questions, leave us a comment below!

4 Important Things to Know Before Enabling 5G on Your iPhone Before diving into the world of 5G, here are four key things you should know to ensure a smooth experience with 5G mobile data on your iPhone: iPhone Compatibility: Only iPhone 12 series and above support 5G. iOS Version: Your iPhone must be running iOS 16.4 or above. 5G Service: Ensure that 5G service is enabled on your SIM card by your carrier. Limited Availability: In Malaysia, 5G coverage is still expanding, so check if your area supports it. How to Check Your iPhone's iOS Version (3 Easy Steps) 3 Steps to Your iPhone iOS Version  1. Open “Settings”: Find and tap on the Settings app. 2. Select “General”: Scroll down and tap on General.   3. Tap “About”: Here, you’ll find your iOS version listed. Make sure it’s 16.4 or above to enable 5G.   If your iPhone is already updated, you’re ready to move on to enabling 5G! How to Enable 5G on Your iPhone (5 Simple Steps)   1. Open “Settings”: Start by tapping on the Settings app. 2. Select “Mobile Data”: Scroll and tap on Mobile Data.     3. Tap “Mobile Data Options”: Access your mobile data settings.   4. Choose “Voice & Data”: Select this option. 5. Switch to “5G Auto”: This will automatically enable 5G when it’s needed, optimizing your battery life.   Understanding the 5G Options 5G Auto: Activates 5G when necessary for performance while saving battery life. 5G On: Enables 5G whenever it’s available, which may reduce battery life or performance. 4G: Sometimes useful if 5G is slow in your area, as it saves data and may be more reliable. Note: 5G can impact battery life and may affect the quality of voice calls and data performance in some cases.   Note: 5G can impact battery life and may affect the quality of voice calls and data performance in some cases. Watch the Video Tutorial For a visual guide, check out our step-by-step video on how to enable 5G on your iPhone.   Explore More iPhone Features Curious to discover more hidden features of your iPhone? Click here for additional tips and tricks. If you have any questions or issues, feel free to leave a comment below!

How to Fix a Frozen iPhone Screen in 3 Easy Steps Facing a frozen iPhone screen or getting stuck in an unwanted mode? This can be frustrating, but it’s a common issue that you can resolve on your own in just three easy steps. Follow this quick guide to get your iPhone back up and running. Common Signs of a Frozen iPhone Screen: Screen Freeze: The screen becomes completely unresponsive to touch. Error Messages: Error messages appear, preventing further actions. Accidental Mode Change: Your iPhone switches to a mode you can’t exit. If any of these issues sound familiar, use the steps below to perform a force restart. How to Fix a Frozen iPhone Screen in 3 Steps   1. Press Volume Up: Quickly press and release the Volume Up button.   2. Press Volume Down: Quickly press and release the Volume Down button.   3. Hold the Side Button: Press and hold the Side (On/Off) button until the Apple logo appears. This might take 10–15 seconds. Your iPhone will restart automatically.   Watch the Video Tutorial For a step-by-step visual guide, check out our video tutorial on how to fix a frozen iPhone screen.   Discover More iPhone Functions Want to learn more about hidden features and tips for using your iPhone? Click here to explore additional iPhone functions that can make your experience even better. Have a Question? If you’re still facing issues with your iPhone or have any questions, leave us a comment below! Our team is here to help you troubleshoot your device and get it back to working condition.