How to fix iPhone cellular issue detected?
How to fix cellular issue detected
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iPhone 7, iOS 15
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How to fix cellular issue detected
[Edited by Moderator]
iPhone 7, iOS 15
Before you do anything you must resolve the low storage issue by deleting a lot of stuff from your phone. Any troubleshooting will require at least 2 GB of free storage.
After that, see if this resolves the problem→If your iPhone or iPad shows No Service or Searching - Apple Support
And, as you have an iPhone 7, also this→iPhone 7 Repair Program for "No Service" Issues - Apple Support
The last resort:
Go to Settings/General/About and look at Modem Firmware. Is the entry blank? If it is you need to reinstall it by restoring the phone to factory settings, then restoring a backup. Back up the phone first, of course:
If the modem firmware DOES have a value you have a hardware problem. The first step is what I just posted, but after that you need to contact Apple support using the Get Support link at the top of this page.
Before you do anything you must resolve the low storage issue by deleting a lot of stuff from your phone. Any troubleshooting will require at least 2 GB of free storage.
After that, see if this resolves the problem→If your iPhone or iPad shows No Service or Searching - Apple Support
And, as you have an iPhone 7, also this→iPhone 7 Repair Program for "No Service" Issues - Apple Support
The last resort:
Go to Settings/General/About and look at Modem Firmware. Is the entry blank? If it is you need to reinstall it by restoring the phone to factory settings, then restoring a backup. Back up the phone first, of course:
If the modem firmware DOES have a value you have a hardware problem. The first step is what I just posted, but after that you need to contact Apple support using the Get Support link at the top of this page.
What happened when you tapped on it?
It may help us to know what the issue is
But my device is already updated to latest version
"...But my device is already updated to latest version ..."
It refers to a cellular update not ios update. Lawrence's post includes the remedy
Thank you let me try
How to fix iPhone cellular issue detected?