iPhone 13 continually drops Wi-Fi connection

"Hi! This is a frustrating issue. Please try the following steps to fix the Wi-Fi dropping:

1. Forget the Wi-Fi Network: Go to Settings > Wi-Fi, tap the 'i' next to your network, and select 'Forget This Network! Then reconnect.

2. Reset Network Settings: Go to Settings > General

> Transfer or Reset iPhone > Reset > Reset

Network Settings. (Note: This will delete saved

Wi-Fi passwords).

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2. Disable Networking & Wireless: Go to Settings >
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5. Privacy & Security > Location Services > System Services, and toggle off Networking & Wireless.
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8. Update iOS: Ensure your iPhone 13 is running the latest ios version.
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Hope this helps stay connected!"

Since you haven’t specified the type of Wi-Fi network your device is connecting to (home, school/corporate, public, or captive), I’m assuming this is a captive Wi-Fi network. Frequent disconnections are quite common with captive Wi-Fi and would explain the behavior you’re experiencing.

This could potentially be due to the type of Wi-Fi network you're connecting to. If it's a hotel Wi-Fi or a network that requires a login with a user ID and password, the disconnection might be intentional. Such networks are often configured to disconnect devices when they're idle for an extended period or when the device is locked to conserve bandwidth or enforce re-authentication for security reasons.

Exploring whether this issue is specific to networks requiring a login or following up on any specific configurations on these networks might shed light on the disconnection problem you're experiencing. If it's indeed a network-specific behavior, adjusting settings or reaching out to the network administrators might help resolve this issue.

Use captive Wi-Fi networks on your iPhone or iPad

Have you restarted the router?

Have you talked to your carrier about the issue? If so, what did they say? Have you reset network settings on your iPhone? Do you use a VPN?