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For the past week our iPhone 12 and 13 which are brand new, have constantly been dropping calls and cellular service. It will go to zero bars for a length of time and come back. But, it is constant. So much that you cannot hardly use the phone. Verizon says its Apples server issues and not Verizon's issue. So do we just have to not have Apple any more? I don't understand what the problem is. I don't exactly elive Verizon.
Hey there, Cjtlbtpct1.
So dropped calls in most cases will occur due to a few factors including network coverage issues, network performance issues, and the local environment. That isn't always the case, but very often one of those the factors is the catalyst. A good way to make sure that your device is best equipped to complete calls successfully is to start out by making sure it's updated fully. Both your iPhone 12 and 13 should be able to run the latest version of iOS 15. If they're not running that now, we'd suggest backing up and then updating.
Update your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch wirelessly
You might see that your device is up to date and that there's an upgrade available. For example, even if your device is up to date with the latest version of iOS 14, there might be an option to upgrade to iOS 15. You might want to upgrade iOS when you pair an accessory with iPhone.
This info is available in Update your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch wirelessly
You may also want to turn off your iPhone, remove the SIM card from each phone temporarily and then place the SIM card back in and power the devices back on and test. A snippet from Remove or switch the SIM card in your iPhone can be found below:
Find the SIM tray on the left side:
If neither of those steps help, Get Support from Apple directly here.
Be well!
Hey there, Cjtlbtpct1.
So dropped calls in most cases will occur due to a few factors including network coverage issues, network performance issues, and the local environment. That isn't always the case, but very often one of those the factors is the catalyst. A good way to make sure that your device is best equipped to complete calls successfully is to start out by making sure it's updated fully. Both your iPhone 12 and 13 should be able to run the latest version of iOS 15. If they're not running that now, we'd suggest backing up and then updating.
Update your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch wirelessly
You might see that your device is up to date and that there's an upgrade available. For example, even if your device is up to date with the latest version of iOS 14, there might be an option to upgrade to iOS 15. You might want to upgrade iOS when you pair an accessory with iPhone.
This info is available in Update your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch wirelessly
You may also want to turn off your iPhone, remove the SIM card from each phone temporarily and then place the SIM card back in and power the devices back on and test. A snippet from Remove or switch the SIM card in your iPhone can be found below:
Find the SIM tray on the left side:
If neither of those steps help, Get Support from Apple directly here.
Be well!
Why are our iPhone 12 and 13 dropping cellular service constantly?
