It's annoying when your iPhone drops calls right in the middle of a conversation. Sometimes, the call gets disconnected when you try to call someone and displays a "Connection Failed" message. Before you consider changing your carrier, follow the steps below and fix the iPhone disconnects when calling someone.
The problem could be related to your mobile network operator or your iPhone. However, we'll cover every trick and fix the problem.
1. Enable and disable airplane mode
Using the Airplane Mode trick, you restart your iPhone's network connection. Swipe down from the top right corner, open Control Center , and enable Airplane mode.
Those using an iPhone with a physical button can swipe up from the bottom. Keep your iPhone in Airplane mode for about 10 seconds and disable it from the same menu.
Try calling someone, and the call should go through.
2. Ensure you have the appropriate network connection.
You need to ensure you have enough network bars to complete a successful call. Take a quick look at the upper right corner and see if you have two network bars.
If you don't have network bars on your iPhone, you'll still see Connection Failed Error.
3. Replace the SIM card
Have you recently dropped your iPhone? This may have damaged the SIM card on your iPhone.
use SIM Injector Tool Remove and reinsert the SIM card. correctlyOnce your iPhone's network connection is restored, try calling someone.
4. Check the customer's plans.
This is convenient for those using prepaid iPhone plans. Your carrier's plan may have reached its expiration date, and you haven't renewed it for use again.
You can contact your mobile network operator or go to their website to purchase one of their call/data plans.
5. Update client settings
Telecom companies regularly release new network updates to improve network coverage in the country. In most cases, telecom companies bundle the update with iOS releases.
You can also manually update your carrier settings on your iPhone. Here's how.
Step 1: Open Settings on the iPhone.
Step 2: go to the General List.
Step 3: Locate around.
Step 4: Scroll down to a list The network.
Step 5: You can check your network provider's current version. Tap it and it will update to Latest version.
When we tried to use an unlocked iPhone from the US in another country, we kept encountering the problem of the iPhone being stuck. This trick solved the problem for us.
6. Disable Low Power Mode
Are you running your iPhone in Low Power Mode? While Low Power Mode is designed to limit background tasks, it can sometimes interfere with your iPhone's calling functionality. Here's how to disable it.
Step 1: Open Settings on the iPhone.
Step 2: Go to List Battery.
Step 3: Disable toggle Low power mode -You are fine.
7. Reset network settings
A network glitch on your iPhone can cause it to lock out when you call someone. iOS provides an option to reset your iPhone's network settings. Here's how to do it.
Step 1: Open iPhone Settings and go to General List.
Step 2: Scroll down to move or re-move. Set iPhone.
Step 3: Locate Reset and click Reset network settings from the context menu.
Note: Wi-Fi calling is not supported by every carrier in the world.
8. Communicate using IM applications
Popular apps like WhatsApp and Telegram offer voice calling features. If you're experiencing frequent call drops, go to WhatsApp Or FaceTime or Telegram to make online calls.
9. Use WI-FI Calling
If you're still experiencing dropped calls on your iPhone, you can use Wi-Fi Calling as a temporary solution.
Step 1: Open Settings On iPhone, go to the menu. Mobile data.
Step 2: Locate Your plan And press Wi-Fi Calling.
Step 3: Enable Wi-Fi connection On this iPhone to switch from the following menu.
10. Let the iPhone cool down.
This applies to those living in warmer climates. During the summer, your iPhone may become uncomfortably hot, potentially causing calls and other tasks to be interrupted. To prevent damage to the device, use a battery-safe battery.
You can turn off your iPhone, wait for the temperature to drop, and try again.
11. Update iPhone
A buggy iOS update can cause your iPhone to disconnect during calls. Apple is usually quick to fix such issues.
You can go to your iPhone's Settings and open the General menu. Select Software Update and install the latest version of iOS on your iPhone. If you don't have any pending updates, you can use iTunes to back up your iPhone and its data. Then, use the latest available stable iOS version with iTunes to reset it to its factory state.
Making some calls on iPhone
By now, you should have fixed the iPhone stuck on connection issue. If not, your preferred carrier may not have good network coverage in your area. You can confirm the issue with others on the same carrier. In this scenario, you might consider switching carriers.
