One of the most crucial aspects of smartphones these days is their ability to connect to the Wi-Fi or latch on to the Mobile network. These two factors determine the connection between the iPhone and the world wide web. Today, the dependency on mobile network or WiFi is so high, that even a 30-second outage in the Wifi, can now potentially cost people precious progress in their work, or even cost companies a lot of money.
Connecting to the Wi-Fi network in your vicinity, or switching to the mobile network is very easy in the iPhone, and thanks to advancements in antenna technology, the iPhone has now got 5G capabilities as well. This new upgrade will significantly improve the way we interact with the internet and its various aspects.
Now, coming back to an individual level, if your iPhone is having trouble connecting to the WiFi, or the mobile network, then rather than running off to the service center or cursing the WiFi router, there is a simple step you can try, to diagnose the issue.
The solution we are talking about is resetting the network settings on the iPhone, and in this tutorial, we are going to show you exactly how you can get around to doing it.
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Open the ‘Settings’ app on your iPhone.
Scroll down the settings menu and tap on the ‘General’ option.
In the general settings, scroll through the list and tap on the ‘Reset’ option.
From the list of reset options, tap on the ‘Reset Network Settings option.
Once you reset the network settings, your iPhone will lose all saved network information, including passwords and even network names. You can now reconnect to the desired networks and check if the network and WiFi issues have been resolved. However, if the network setting reset does not fix the issues in your iPhone, you should then go to a certified service center and get your iPhone checked.
