How To Fix Bad Service on iPhone X

Need to learn how to fix bad service on your iPhone X? Please read the troubleshooting steps in this guide to solve this frustrating issue.

Dealing with bad service on your iPhone X can be a pain. Not being able to contact your friends and family is worrying and being cut out in the middle of a call is very frustrating. In this guide, we’ll offer some tips you can follow so that you can get your bad service problems fixed. Once the issues are fixed, you’ll be able to make high quality calls and send and receive texts to your contacts quickly.

Follow each of the steps listed below until your iPhone X bad service is fixed:

Turn ON and OFF Airplane Mode

One of the easiest ways to get your signal back is to switch the Airplane mode on and off. By doing this, you’ll be refreshing the mobile signal and will force your iPhone X to search for the nearest network signal again. It’s a surprising fix that’s quicker than restarting your device.

To turn Airplane Mode on and off, first swipe up from the bottom of the screen to open the Control Centre. Next, tap the Airplane icon and wait two minutes for Airplane Mode to turn on. After that, tap to turn Airplane Mode off. Hopefully, after a few minutes your network connection should be restored.

Restart iPhone X

If turning the Airplane Mode on and off didn’t work, you can still use the basic restart method to try and get your iPhone X to search for a nearby network connection. For this step, all you need to do is power off your iPhone and then power it back on again in a few minutes.

Reset Network Settings on iPhone X

Can’t get your network signal back after following the steps listed above? The next troubleshooting step requires you to reset your network settings on your iPhone X or iPhone X. This won’t delete any personal data. Instead, it will clear any connection settings and will then automatically create new connection settings. To do this, open the Settings app, tap on ‘General’ and then tap on ‘Reset’. Finally, tap ‘Reset Network Settings’.