Sometimes when you are trying to access the internet on your iPhone, it does not work, and when you check the Wi-Fi it looks like the signal is strong but the internet does not work.
If you go to the Settings App and tap on Wifi you may see the Wi-Fi icon with an ! sign (exclamation) and a message that reads "No Internet Connection", this means that your internet connection is down!
Why do I see "No Internet Connection" on Wifi?
Wi-Fi routers are devices that help to deliver internet to devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and laptops wirelessly. They take in an internet connection that is provided by an ISP (internet service provider) and broadcast it wirelessly.
When the ISP connection does down, the Wi-Fi has no internet, thus you see this error!
How to fix this issue?
- Make sure that the internet subscription has not expired, if it has, get it renewed.
- Try to forget the Wi-Fi settings on your iPhone and try again.
- Check your Wi-Fi router to see if shows the indicator for the internet. If it does not, restart your router and check.
- Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and see if they are having an outage.
- Make sure that the router settings were not changed recently, and re-configure your Wi-Fi router.
- Reset your iPhone Network Settings (Go to Settings -> General -> Reset -> Reset Network Settings) and try again.
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