iPhone hotspot keeps disconnecting other devices
Your iPhone's hotspot is dropping connections due to weak cellular signal, Bluetooth interference, or a software glitch. Turn off Bluetooth, move closer to your iPhone, and restart the hotspot. If that doesn't work, restart both devices.
iPhone's personal hotspot can get flaky from Bluetooth interference, weak cellular signal on your iPhone, or a software glitch. These are all easy fixes. We'll clear the interference, restart the connection, and stabilize it.
- ✓Make sure your iPhone has strong cellular signal. Check the signal dots in the top left corner
- ✓Have Bluetooth turned off to avoid interference. You can turn it back on after troubleshooting if needed
- ✓Keep only one or two devices connected to the hotspot during troubleshooting
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Skip, I just want a technicianCommon mistakes to avoid
- Keeping Bluetooth on and wondering why the hotspot is unstable. Bluetooth causes interference with the hotspot signal
- Trying to use the hotspot in an area with weak cellular signal. Your hotspot is only as good as your iPhone's data signal
Signs you need professional help
- If you've restarted both devices, turned off Bluetooth, and are in an area with strong signal but the hotspot still drops, give us a call and we can check your iPhone's hardware.
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