Resetting the network settings on an iPhone is the ultimate solution for all connectivity-related issues, but it should be your last resort as it will erase all network data stored on your device. If you've already tried everything to fix connection issues and were unsuccessful, keep reading this guide. 📱💔

Resetting Network Settings on an iPhone is super easy, but it's important to know when to do it, as this procedure will remove all network data saved on your device.

When Should You Reset Network Settings?

You can only reset the network settings when other troubleshooting methods have failed. If you have already restarted the device, you reconnected to another WiFi network and ruled out network issues like incorrect network mode selections, then proceed with the network reset. 🚫🔧

Some problems common require a complete reset of network settings on an iPhone.

• Sin error Service on the iPhone.
• No Bluetooth connection works.
• Problems making/receiving calls.
• WiFi takes a long time to connect or does not work.
• FaceTime is not working properly.
• The VPN connection not working.
• You cannot change network modes (4G/5G, etc.).
• Call drop issues.

These are the common issues that usually require a network settings reset on iPhones. However, it is advisable to try basic solutions before proceeding with the reset. 🔍✅

How to Reset Network Settings on iPhone

If you are constantly facing the above mentioned problems, it may be a good time to reset the Network Configuration from your iPhone. Resetting Network Settings on your iPhone is relatively easy; follow the steps below. Here's how to do it: 💡🔄

1. Open the application Settings on your iPhone.

2. When the Settings app opens, scroll down and tap on General.

3. Under General, scroll to the bottom and select Transfer or Reset iPhone.

4. On the Transfer or Reset iPhone screen, tap Restore.

5. In the menu that appears, select Reset Settings from Red.

6. You will now be prompted to enter your iPhone passcode. Enter the code to continue.

7. In the confirmation window, tap again on Reset Network Settings.

Once the process is complete, your iPhone will automatically reboot. This will take approximately one minute. ⏳🔄

What happens when you reset network settings on iPhone?

Aside from deleting saved networks, the following changes will occur when you reset network settings on your iPhone.

• The VPN networks and settings previously used will be deleted.
• Your iPhone will be disconnected from any network you are on.
• WiFi and Bluetooth will turn off and then turn back on.
• All network-related information stored on your iPhone will be deleted.
• Loss of access to previously paired Bluetooth devices, Wi-Fi networks and their passwords.
• Your device name will be changed to iPhone.

That's all we have to say about resetting your iPhone's network settings. If you follow the steps shared in this article correctly, you will be able to reset your network settings and resolve many related issues. 👍 If you need any further help resetting your iPhone's network settings, let us know! 🛠️