Why does iOS 8.0.2 not resolve the issue of WiFi connectivity with iOS 8 and the new iPhone 6?

I have WIFI connection issues as well. Its extremely slow and keeps disconnecting!!!

iPhone 6 iOS 8.0.2

i have the same problem with my iphone6 plus even after update that at home switch wifi off and use 4gee amazing speed have to keep an eye on the data usage hope apple resolve issue soon

I find it unbelievable that Apple screwed up something this basic (WiFi connectivity).

Extremely bad WiFi on my ip5s and ipad mini after updating to iOS 8.

8.0.2 did nothing to solve the problem. This is highly frustrating and a fix must be released within the next week.

Same issue with my iphone 5s running 8.0.2. Wifi is horribly slow or doesn't work. APPLE PLEASE TAKE NOTE!

i deactivated location services completely and wifi works now fine (speed is fine, no wifi drops anymore). Only disabling GPS for Wifi didn't help, only full disabling of location services/GPS.

Seems there is something interfering with wifi and location collection, not sure what it is.

APPLE.....iOS 8.0.2 did NOTHING to address theWIFI dropout issues in my iPhone 4S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How do you check your iCloud backups? [iTunes ->Preferences ->Devices only shows my backups to the computer]

Update: disabled location service, icloud backup and anything that i can disable except leaving wifi on , unfortunately that Didn't solve any of the wifi issue. Wanted to roll back to 7 but i didnt have the latest backup because i updated my ios on the air. Need Apple to address this issue right away. Resetting phone or using airplane mode on and off is the only way to get it working but the problem will come back after a while

For me it looks like the update has introduced a new problem. At some point my iPhone 6 has lost the internet connetivity. No apps were able to connect anywhere yet WiFi signal was strong and the connection information did appear ok. Disabling-enabling WiFi caused the device to reconnect, everything started working again right after it, I have got a bunch of emails etc.

Before (with iOS 8.0.0) I had problem with reconnecting to home wifi network after leaving the office one. It was either taking very long (more than 5 minutes) to automatically connect or it was not able to connect at all. But that time only restarting the phone could help.

Holy Moly, it is fixed by enabling WMM (Wi-Fi multimedia), which is under QoS settings, on my Netgear R7000 router. Thanks so much for this tip!

At this point, I would be happy if they would acknowledge that there is an issue and let customers know that they are working on it. A simple list of known bugs with the software that are being addressed would be courteous.

Hey guys... there's no way this is a router issue. This is plain and simple a problem with the software and/or iPhone 6 hardware or a combination. If the phone all of a sudden can't find any networks while every other device in your house are connected and seeing them just fine, it isn't a router issue!

Also, my speeds when the phone is connected are totally fine. It's just that from time to time the phone just can't find any networks.

True, we need some kind of "feedback" from Apple that they are working for this problem. Its already about 2 weeks with wifi problem on my iPhone. I did everything about reset network settings, DNS, etc. Nothing fix.

hi,

i own an iphone 5s and an ipad mini retina. since i travel a lot, i frequently run into connectivity problems on wifi networks in hotels.

- the iphone has way more problems than the ipad due to its shorter antenna. this also may be the case with the 6 compared to other devices in the house.

- many problems occur when different networks operating on the same wifi channel (which unfortunately quite often is the case nowadays). check channels with some software tool (like istumbler), switch channels on your router if possible. this is very much an apple issue, also on my macbook pro. windows laptops connect better in this situation of interfering networks. in such a scenario, strength of signal very much decides on connecting or not: what works in one room may not work in the adjacent room on similar devices.

this being said, there still may be an issue with the iphone 6. but maybe some people may find this helpful, too.

• I have an iPhone 5C.
• iOS 8.0 disabled my Wi-Fi. Actually not just disabled, it made my phone behave as it did not have W-Fi. I could not re-enable it.

Restarting my phone or resetting network settings made me no difference.

Solution:

1. Power down iPhone for a few minutes
2. Power-up and Wi-Fi is back again!

After updating to the latest iOS 8.0.2 it disabled my Wi-Fi again. Following the power-down procedure above fixed it.

-Ed