- It can fix Wi-Fi, cellular network, and Bluetooth issues.
- It will delete all network-related settings.
- Go to Settings > General > Transfer or Reset iPhone > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
If you’re experiencing issues with your internet, Wi-Fi, cellular network, or Bluetooth pairing, don’t worry. Resetting your network settings can help resolve these problems.
In this post, I’ll guide you on how to reset network settings on your iPhone. This process will erase all saved data related to Wi-Fi networks, cellular settings, VPN configurations, and paired Bluetooth devices.
Why Reset Network Settings?
Resetting network settings can help:
- Fix Wi-Fi connectivity issues
- Improve Bluetooth pairing
- Resolve cellular network problems
- Reset VPN configurations
Note: This won’t remove your personal data, but it will delete all network-related settings.
How to Reset Network Settings on iPhone
Step 1: Open the “Settings” app and tap on “General”.
Step 2: Tap on “Transfer or Reset iPhone”.
Step 3: Tap on “Reset”. If you need to remove all your iPhone data, press “erase all content and settings”.
Step 4: Select “Reset Network Settings”.
Step 5: Enter your passcode when prompted.
Step 6: Tap on “Reset Network Settings” again to confirm.
Note: After this process, your iPhone will reboot, and the network settings will reset to their factory defaults.
What Happens When You Reset Network Settings?
Resetting your iPhone network settings will automatically delete the following data:
- Information about previously connected networks (network name, IP address, etc.)
- Saved network passwords
- Cellular network preferences
- Paired Bluetooth devices and VPN settings
So, if you’re facing connectivity issues or your internet isn’t working. First, turn on airplane mode, and then use this trick.