Is anyone's FaceTime missing after Jailbreak?

bazzz

I just noticed my FaceTime options are gone from everywhere on my iphone 4,after the jailbreak!!

Also my carrier settings won't update and the carrier is not showing in the settings menu.
This problem seems to be happening to others and many other errors!!
Here is the Blog where people are reporting the errors

bazzz

It looks like I have to do a fresh restore:(

hshortt

I've read that a restore from backup fixes this.

Good luck

IamMetaldave

Yup FaceTime is gone for me too it seems..

bazzz

Dave Eyesclosed wrote: »

Yup FaceTime is gone for me too it seems..

Well I've updated and restored my iPhone from ver 4.0 to 4.0.1 and all
is well again;).Comex has replicated the issue and thinks he has a fix,so hang
in there.You might not have to do a restore.

By the way Dave,when you first set up your iPhone 4.Did you set it up as new
or did you do a backup from a previous device?I'm just curious to see because
I had initially set up mine previous 3GS backup I had.Maybe the jailbreak just
didn't differentiate as to what model it installs on.

grolschmore

bazzz wrote: »

I just noticed my FaceTime options are gone from everywhere on my iphone 4,after the jailbreak!!

Also my carrier settings won't update and the carrier is not showing in the settings menu.
This problem seems to be happening to others and many other errors!!
Here is the Blog where people are reporting the errors

Update 1: The jailbreak is untethered and does not currently work with the iPad running 3.2.1 at this time. This, along with several other bugs and issues, including loss of FaceTime and MMS, missing pixels, etc are being looked into by comex and the rest of the Dev-Team. All bugs posted here are submitted straight to them.

Update 2: Restoring your iPhone from a backup appears to fix FaceTime and MMS issues. You should remember to ALWAYS save a backup before running a jailbreak on your device.

You jailbreak your device, open iTunes, right-click on your device in the side panel and select 'Restore from Backup...' and pick one. Credit to @pilot76103 and a blog commenter for discovering this method.

Update 3: Adding the repo http://iphonedelivery.advinux.com/cydia/ and installing their fix has been reported to work for some users as well. Make sure you go to Settings and see if FaceTime is enabled (assuming this works for you).

Stuxnet

go to cydia>changes> complete upgrade when prompted, fixes mms/ft issues for current jb's, any new jb'ers the fix has been implemented into the jb

phill106

Rebooting brought the option back into settings.