on 24-10-2019 11:17
I have an iPhone XR, which was working perfectly fine. Then i did the update onto iOS13, and following that update my phone keeps dropping its connection.
I contacted o2 about this, ran some checks about the SIM type ect, then went on to check the mobile network options where i was advised to turn off automatic network selection and select o2 manually. I did this and it sort of solved the issue and now its back to doing what it was doing. The person who i was talking to was unable to explain to me why or how that would solve the problem but insisted that was the reason, well what utter ****** that was.
Does anyone has similar issue or know how to solve the issue?
on 17-01-2020 14:52
on 21-01-2020 17:49
on 21-01-2020 17:49
Hello all
I have been suffering from the same problem for at least 4-5 months. There has been absolutely no improvement in any sense. I restrart my phone multiple times a day; in the meantime I miss many calls.
It is unfair to have such a long-lasting problem for a device that costs a lot of money. I don't know whose fault it is but i have received no communication from Apple or O2. I went to the genius bar twice at apple store and they told me to reset to the factory settings... nothing happened. When I called the Apple helpline, they pretended it was the first time they heard about this problem. Unacceptable!
There is no compensation, no support, no ETA on the fix.
I have been an apple user, both mac and iphone, for more than 10 years and first time I feel disgusted by Apple's quality of service.
Ridiculous!
on 21-01-2020 18:38
on 21-01-2020 18:38
I aggree but it's most unlike Apple to be so tardy with a fix. I think you have to factor in the input from O2...
on 24-01-2020 10:58
on 24-01-2020 10:58
Okay an update would be great if it's a fix BUT... this has been going on for a couple months now. I have missed many calls and texts and have been unable to communicate at vital times because I've had no signal and had to power off and power on my phone to reconnect. Not to mention TWO iOS reinstalls, ONE new phone and ONE new SIM card, ALL with trips to the Genius Bar and O2 - a lot of time wasted for a service I am paying for! My daughter (same phone and network) having exactly the same issues. Search online and so are hundreds more. No news OR communication (the irony!) from either Apple or O2. Some sort of compensation for this surely!!
24-01-2020 11:20 - edited 24-01-2020 11:21
24-01-2020 11:20 - edited 24-01-2020 11:21
I had no idea this was such a wide spread thing! I have been having this problem since the beginning of summer 2019! I never went to store unfortunately as it's really inconvienient for me! So unacceptable that such a widespread issue has not been more of a priority!
on 28-01-2020 11:18
Yep, i have exactly the same issue with iPhone XS Max, so its not just the XR that has the issue. The only temporary fix for me is to toggle airplane mode and that seems to cure the connectivity issue. Its not helped when i am out walkling the dog as we have has a mast down since way before christmas and apparently they are working to fix the issue... I do wonder sometimes...
on 28-01-2020 17:06
on 28-01-2020 17:06
Yep same. In London and it's been going on for a long time. I'm due an upgrade so passing the problem on to my son as he will get this phone. So annoying
on 28-01-2020 22:39
on 28-01-2020 22:46
on 28-01-2020 22:46
Fingers crossed, it's not before time!
on 29-01-2020 09:53
on 29-01-2020 09:53
Had an O2 account manager email us this morning to say iOS 13.1.1 is now available which will fix our signal issues. Will update the thread with our results.