iOS 8.3 Wifi Keeps dropping

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iOS 8.3 Wifi Keeps dropping

i've never had any Wi-Fi or "Wi-fried" issues before with my phone but since upgrading to a 8.3 it keeps dropping my Internet constantly. I even had the cable people come out and replace the modem, and I've been using a brand new airport express which I bought 6 mo ago and never had a problem with it until upgrading to 8.3. The only way to get the Internet to turn back on once it goes out is to unplug the airport and plug it back in. This happens 15 times a day. I HATE it. My phone is basically useless. How do I fix this or revert back to an old iOS?

iPhone 6, iOS 8.3, Wifi won't work, keeps dropping!!!

Posted on May 16, 2015 9:21 AM

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Zach Liebman Author

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May 16, 2015 12:28 PM in response to Zach Liebman

Also I tried resetting network settings on the phone and didn't help.

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Jun 4, 2015 9:12 AM in response to Zach Liebman

I Have an iPhone 6 Plus. Two iPhone 6 Plus as my wife has one also. We use Apple Airport Express. We have numerous other Apple devices (iPad 2, iPhone 5, iPhone 6, iPod Touch, Apple TV) and they don't seem affected. But I agree there is a wifi issue in iOS 8.3 and its regular and I can repeat the issue. My workaround is to turn off wifi using the swipe-up control center then switch it back on. Very irritating. It seems to be localised to when the phone has been in lock screen with limited activity that the issue develops. It remains stable when playing downloadable content such as an iPlayer.

Apple please sort it out!

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Jun 13, 2015 12:58 PM in response to Zach Liebman

I'm having the same issue. But I told it to forget the network… I reset my network settings and now as before when I put in my passcode it says it can't reconnect and Dismiss is on the button

What the Hey hey is Dismiss?

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Jun 13, 2015 1:02 PM in response to Zach Liebman

ok I just got on by doing this.. I have FIOS by the way,..

I went to Wifi>Other Network

I entered the name of my router then chose the type of password and was able to get it connected.

Lets hope it lasts until Apple figures this out..,

Good Luck

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Zach Liebman Author

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Jun 13, 2015 3:58 PM in response to trudychantel

Hey all I can say it self corrected on its own. I didn't do anything and then all of a sudden, a couple days later just started working. So thanks for the help. Hopefully yours works out too.

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