Try tool.iphone.net in Safari to create empty spaces. It works well! Just make sure you don't use desktop format in Safari.

I don't know what that is, but I have read that placing a soaked phone in a bowl of rice for 24 hours may allow it to dry out completely. Double check with Apple Support. I hope you can get it working again!

The carrier provides the SIM card. Don't buy anything until you select a carrier. And make sure you aren't getting a phone that doesn't work!

I suggest you research the different cellular carriers in your area. Start online and, if necessary, call on Monday. There should be information about the differences between bringing your own device, low usage, etc.

Not an expert here...have you asked your carrier and Apple about this? Did you get the iPhone directly from either of them, or from eBay or similar? If the latter, such purchases often don't end well.

We have sometimes had similar problems. Contact your VPN provider first. If they can't help, contact your cellular service carrier.

I would contact Apple Support. There is an app for this.

Your phone is preventing your distractions while driving. That’s all.

@scifan57, if you look at my earlier post, I suggested looking for similar apps for iPhone. If there really is no way for iPhone users to prevent accidental use of features, we need to get together as a group to encourage Apple to create one.

Another Android app that should help is Touch Protector. This can be customized.

This is not what I mean. I am referring to accidental touch that normally turns on the phone. The Android app is called Pocket Lock.

J. A., there is an app to prevent accidentally turning on Android phones. There may be one for Apple too.

This happens with our Android (Samsung Galaxy S10e) a lot. Would also appreciate help!

Please post a screenshot of what you see.

The settings weren't the problem. Fortunately for us, we found the two responsible apps pretty quickly, but I was hoping there was a more efficient method than trial and error.