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Does the red exclamation point and red triangle mean that my phone is completely dead?
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Thank you. Yes, I am due for an upgrade in May. I don't think it will make until then. I was able to follow a representatives instructions and get it back on.
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What happened prior to that? Just out of no where or were there any system changes beforehand?
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If nothing else, you should have an upgrade available by now considering the phone's age, unless you got it much later after its release.
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Thank you. Yes, I am due for an upgrade in May. I don't think it will make until then. I was able to follow a representatives instructions and get it back on.
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