How to troubleshoot issues in The Sims Mobile

Updated 3 weeks ago2 min read

Overview

Learn how to troubleshoot issues in The Sims Mobile and get more help if you need it. If your issue is related to a ban or suspension, find out more about our rules and why we may take action if you break them.

How to troubleshoot common issues in The Sims Mobile

Having problems while playing The Sims Mobile? Check out some common issues and steps for troubleshooting them. 

How to get more help and find a Player ID in The Sims Mobile

How to get help in-game

  1. 1
    Select the arrow pull-out tab on the right side of the screen.
  2. 2
    Choose the Settings cog tab.
  3. 3
    Select the Help & About tab.
  4. 4
    Choose Help to go to EA Help.
A coral dashed line surrounds the Help button in The Sims Mobile Settings tab.

How to find your Player ID

 If you’re locked out of your game or lost your device, have your Player ID ready before you reach out. Without it, we can’t find your account. If you don’t know your Player ID, we may be able to help if you’ve linked your account to Facebook, X, Google Play, Game Center, Apple, or an EA Account. We can’t recover guest accounts.Learn more about linking The Sims Mobile to an account.
When you launch The Sims Mobile, find your Player ID in the top right-corner of the loading screen. Make sure to screenshot or write down your Player ID. A coral dashed box surrounds the Player ID on The Sims Mobile loading screen.When you have your Player ID, contact us for help.

About bans and suspensions in The Sims Mobile

If you've broken the rules and gotten a ban or suspension, you may have issues accessing The Sims Mobile or using your EA Account. 

Why do accounts get banned or suspended?

To learn more about our complete rules of conduct, read Section 6 of the EA User Agreement.Find out how to contribute to a positive and inclusive gaming community in our Positive Play Charter.
We want to keep The Sims Mobile community a safe, fair, and fun space for everyone. To make sure that happens, we have some rules in place. If you break any of these rules, we may ban or suspend your account.Here are some examples of things that break the rules in The Sims Mobile. 
  • Harassment or real-life threats. Respect other Simmers and don’t make threats against people, places, or even yourself. 
  • Advertisements. Don’t advertise anything, including pay-to-play gaming sites, products, or items for sale.
  • Offensive content. This can include, but isn’t limited to, offensive Sim or player names, offensive profile pictures, offensive house layouts, and abusive chat. 

If you think we made a mistake, find out how to appeal your ban or suspension.   
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