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It appears that you are connected to your Wi-Fi Network, however, your Wi-Fi Network is unable to connect to the internet. This is the reason your iPhone remains on cellular LTE so it can remain connected to the internet. I recommend that you shut down and restart your Wi-Fi Router and then after a few minutes, try connecting again.
Axel F.
It appears that you are connected to your Wi-Fi Network, however, your Wi-Fi Network is unable to connect to the internet. This is the reason your iPhone remains on cellular LTE so it can remain connected to the internet. I recommend that you shut down and restart your Wi-Fi Router and then after a few minutes, try connecting again.
Axel F.
The Wi-Fi Network works perfect at this time. I also have an iPad, which had no problems at this time.
Turning off Wi-Fi at the iPhone and turn it on again helped in this situation, but why does this happens? I already had it some times ...
I think I can reproduce this!
I have a tomtom navigation system, which uses my iPhone to connect to the internet (Bluetooth tethering?)
When I'm coming home and enter the Wi-Fi Network, the phone connects to the Wi-Fi, but also uses the telephone internet for the navigation system and I got the situation.
When I'm coming home by bike, where the navigation system is not used (as it is build in the car) I have no problems and full Wi-Fi connection.
What went wrong, when I have a green check at my Wi-Fi, but in the right corner it says LTE?
