By turning the iMessage toggle off and on, you’re syncing and downloading your chats all over again. This helps fix any connection-related error that might have occurred when you initially tried to send the message. Here’s how to do it.
Step 1: Open Settings and tap on Messages. Turn off the toggle for iMessage. Wait a while and turn the toggle back on.
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If you face any issues with a related service, like iMessage, you can sign out and sign back into the Apple ID currently running on your iPhone. This will fix any authentication errors that might have caused your messages to show an exclamation mark instead of being sent across. Here’s how.
Step 1: Open Settings and tap on your profile name. Tap on Sign Out.
Step 2: Enter the iCloud password and tap on Turn Off. Select the relevant options and tap on Sign Out.
Wait for the process to finish. Once the sign-in screen appears, enter your Apple ID details to log back in. Then, try sending a message in the Messages app to check.
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