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Solution 5 – Update Carrier SettingsĬarriers frequently issue updates that ensure better cellular network performance and resolve existing bugs. If it doesn’t work and you’re still seeing the dreaded error, move on to another potential solution. Next to their name, tap the “i” symbol.

LAST LINE NO LONGER AVAILABLE HOW TO

These steps show you how to make this switch. If dialing from the default SIM is triggering this pop-up message, then try switching to the other SIM. This is more likely to work if each SIM is from a different carrier, though. Solution 4 – Change the Phone Lineīecause the “Last Line No Longer Available” error is a network-related issue, switching from one SIM to another might be a good idea. If you don’t see the logo, it probably means you didn’t react quickly enough, so try again. Continuously press the “Power” button until the Apple logo appears on the screen.

Press the “Volume down” button quickly after and release.Press the “Volume up” button and release.Since the “Last Line No Longer Available” is a problem that only occurs on newer iPhone models, we’ll list the hard reset steps that apply. Often, the hard reset is precisely what resolves network issues, so it’s practical to know how it works. Hard reset or force reset completely flushes the cache memory and deletes multiple temporary files. This allows the device to purge running apps and clear RAM giving you a clean slate. Once the call log is cleared, restart your iPhone. Select “Clear” followed by “Clear All” to confirm.Select the “Edit” button in the top-right corner of the screen.Open the “Phone” app in “Settings” and move to the “Recents” tab.To give this fix a try, follow the steps below. Therefore, one of the solutions is to erase the call log list and start anew. Some iPhone users have noticed that the “Last Line No Longer Available” error only appears when they place a call from the recent call log list. Once you’ve done this, try calling a number from your preferred line again.

After several seconds, turn off Airplane mode.

Access the Control Center by swiping down from the top of the home screen.

This is all just my unsubstantiated theory of course. So what does it do then - just put blank info in the Recent line entry? That would necessitate an error message too, as a Recent call would be tapped and their would be no eSIM info. But if someone just set up and migrated data to the new phone in one action, I seem to recall the eSIM line would not be set up at the point of the migration. In my case the eSIM was already set up on the new phone when I did the migration, as I set the phone up new, with no personal logons, to do the 16.0.1 upgrade, then I reset it and did the setup with my data from the old phone. The user might tap and dial quickly not realizing they were calling Japan on their personal number, not their work number. Yet, that might be invalid too, or certainly unwanted by the user - say someone had two eSIM connections on their old phone, and a Recent call entry was to work - yet on the new phone only a personal line was set up. It's an interesting conundrum though of how it could be avoided if an eSIM connection had been established on the new phone by the time the migration occurred, the migration could employ the new eSIM connection into in the Recent entry. Now on the new phone, a new eSIM connection has been established with the carrier, so that info is no longer valid. In a sense it is - I surmise they are storing some eSIM info (line info in case someone has multiple eSIM lines active) in the Recent call information, and when the transfer to a new phone occurs through the Migration Assistant, all the info is carried across.