But be forewarned, resetting your network settings will also reset any saved Wi-Fi passwords, VPN connections and custom APN settings for those on carriers that require additional setup.Īndroid: In the Settings app, search for "reset" or more specifically "reset network settings" and tap on the setting. Refreshing your phone's network settings is one way to do that. Sometimes all you need is a clean slate to fix an annoying connectivity issue. Right: Android carrier settings version Nelson Aguilar/CNET Reset your network settings On supported Pixels, go to Settings > Network & internet > Internet, tap the gear next to your carrier name and then tap Carrier settings versions. If an update is available, you'll be prompted to install it.Īndroid: As mentioned before, not all Android phones have carrier settings, so you'll have to open the Settings app and type in "carrier settings" to find any possible updates. To force your iPhone to check for a carrier settings update, go to Settings > General > About on your phone. IPhone: Carrier updates should just appear, and you can update from the pop-up message that appears. Although this feature is available on all iPhone models, it's not universal on Android, so you might not find carrier settings if you don't have a supported phone. Mobile carriers frequently send out carrier settings updates to help improve connectivity for calls, data and messages on their network. Jason Cipriani/CNET Check carrier settings (and update software if available) Removing and putting your SIM card back into your phone takes just a couple of seconds.
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