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Using Verizon for a few years. Always had 3 bars signal strength. Lately best signal strength is 1 bar inside home and 2 bars outside. Wondering if the IOS 15.5 can be backed out and use IOS 14 as that worked well
iPhone SE (Gen 3)
If you have high-speed internet at home, make sure you enable WiFi calling.
Make a call with Wi-Fi Calling - Apple Support
Also, contact Verizon and let them know that you're now having trouble getting a signal. It is possible that they made a change in the local configuration and/or that something isn't working properly. And, yes, it's possible that, by sheer chance, this happened around the same time you updated. Verizon logs these calls and if they get a several from the same area, they will send someone out to investigate.
If you have high-speed internet at home, make sure you enable WiFi calling.
Make a call with Wi-Fi Calling - Apple Support
Also, contact Verizon and let them know that you're now having trouble getting a signal. It is possible that they made a change in the local configuration and/or that something isn't working properly. And, yes, it's possible that, by sheer chance, this happened around the same time you updated. Verizon logs these calls and if they get a several from the same area, they will send someone out to investigate.
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Can I revert back to a previous IOS? My 15.5 does not work well with Verizon 4G LTE in my area
