IMessages not coming to iPhone while in airplane mode

iMessages not coming to iPhone while in airplane mode, but arrive well on iMac !
Is there something I can do ?

Yes, I know that, but when receiving a SMS, even if the iPhone is turned off or in airplane mode, the message is not completely lost, it will arrive as soon as the iPhone is turned back on ...

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You can leave Apple your feedback here.
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You can't use wifi while in airplane mode, all RF is disabled. Did you mean Data Roaming? If so you'll only be charged by your operator for calls and texts but will not be able to access the internet or use Visual Voicemail while Data Roaming is disabled.
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I recently flew to South America and put my phone (Samsung SGS3) into airplane mode. Imagine my surprise when during my flight I received a text message from Verizon, saying "Welcome to Mexico." And then more info about signing up for a global plan. How did Verizon know I was crossing over Mexico and how did they send me a text message? Isn't airplane mode suppposed to turn off all radios? Wifi was not on either. I was on American, which does have wifi, but my wifi was turned off. Or does airplane mode not really turn everything off?

The show SMS preview option off with a passcode lock enabled is for when your iPhone is locked.
If unlocked and being used, the assumption is it will be you that is using your iPhone, and I don't have anyone looking over my shoulder when I'm using my iPhone.
Before allowing someone else to handle or use your iPhone, turn on Airplane mode so that no SMS or calls can be recieved when someone else is using your iPhone. If internet access is required when someone else is using your iPhone and there is an available wi-fi network that you have access to, you can turn on wi-fi access with Airplane mode enabled. This won't prevent someone else that you allow to use your iPhone from reading your SMS or email, but if I discovered someone I allowed to use my iPhone perusing through my SMS or email without my knowledge or permission, that would be the last time they would use my iPhone for any reason.

HP Officejet Pro 8625 - Will not acknowledge incoming fax while in sleep mode

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When I call the fax number, if I touch the screen it will wake up immediately to receive the fax.
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Please advise. Im missing important faxes and can only set sleep mode to a maximum of 15 mins, so I have an alarm set to touch my machine every 15 mins. sigh...
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Hi Willia,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums! I see when your HP Officejet Pro 8625 enters sleep mode, you are unable to receive any incoming faxes. The senders will receive a 'no answer' error. I understand your printer will wake up from sleep mode if you send a print job.
First let's go ahead and make sure the OJ 8625 is plugged directly into a wall outlet, using a power bar or surge protector can cause the printer to lose basic functionality over time. To get a better understanding take a look here: Issues when Connected to an Uninterruptible Power Supply/Power Strip/Surge Protector
Now, I would like you to update your printers Firmware, click on the link below and follow the on screen instructions:
HP Officejet Pro 8620/8625 Firmware Update
Are you now able to receive incoming faxes when the OJ 8625 is in sleep mode? If not, I would like you to contact our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region.
http://www.hp.com/cgi-bin/hpsupport/index.pl
I hope this helps!
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HevnLgh
I work on behalf of HP
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IMessage doesn't receive messages when on airplane mode

Okay so here's the issue I have here, I'm using an iPod touch 4G that's running on iOS 6.1.6. I like to put my iPod on airplane mode when I'm not using it, so it's always on airplane mode at night. Usually, until last week, all messages sent to me on iMessage while I was on airplane mode would be received when I took my iPod off of airplane mode so that I could read them and reply. Since last week, I've run into a problem where I only receive the latest 3-4 messages sent to me on iMessage and none of them from earlier.Or I receive no messages at all, only to find out later that I have received a lot from friends. I know that this has to do with putting my iPod on airplane mode, I have reset all my network settings but the issue is still present. I'm confused as to why this problem has just popped up because I have done this for a really long time and no issues came up until just a week ago. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you

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IMessages not coming to iPhone while in airplane mode

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