FaceTime works for 2 minutes then disconnects. I have xfinity internet with good speed and due to the software bug, I turned off my cellar during FaceTime calls, but still seeing issues with FaceTime getting chopped in 2 mins. I am using iPhone 14 pro Max. Previously I was using iPhone XS Max and I never had any issues with FaceTime (same Xfinity - internet speed).
Joapple78 Said:
"FaceTime on iPhone 14 pro max gets disconnect in 2 mins: [...]Previously I was using iPhone XS Max and I never had any issues with FaceTime (same Xfinity - internet speed)."
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Troubleshooting FaceTime Disconnection:
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I checked details with step #1 Wi-Fi connection and rest. Everything looks fine. I think the issue might have been resolved. I was by default using a 4G Wi-Fi option and few mins back I switched to 5G wi-fi option and with that I made a call to my folks and it lasted for 7 mins (till the end of the call). I will test it out during this week and confirm if it is resolved.
Joapple78 Said:
"FaceTime on iPhone 14 pro max gets disconnect in 2 mins: [...]I was by default using a 4G Wi-Fi option and few mins back I switched to 5G wi-fi option and with that I made a call to my folks and it lasted for 7 mins (till the end of the call)."
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FaceTime and Cellular:
There is no 4G WiFi option. I think your are thinking of Cellular. Not sure how Cellular frequencies would play a role. Note that if you are in a location that only have 4G, then you will not get optimum use of 5G services.
Hey so, I see 2 names in my Wi-Fi (Motorola router) MOTOXXX and MOTOXXX-5G. Previously my default connection was MOTOXXX, I never connected to MOTOXXX-5G until now. Anyways, that was the change I made. May be the network names represent the connection type.
Joapple78 Said:
"Hey so, I see 2 names in my Wi-Fi (Motorola router) MOTOXXX and MOTOXXX-5G. [...]May be the network names represent the connection type."
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You Have a Dual-Band Modem/Router:
On your Motorola Modem, you are taking in the signal. The router part, broadcasts your SSIDs (the names of your networks). There is 2.4GHz and 5GHz. I would suspect hat that the "5G" in "MOTOXXX-5G" refers to the connection type. 2.4GHz is for WiFi-A and WiFi-N, whereas 5GHz is for WiFi-B and WiFi-G. This is apparently a dual-band router, meaning It broadcasts both 2.4GHz and 5GHz. WiFi-AC is dual-band. So, any device with access to WiFi-AC is dual-band. This means that you can see all and SSIDs being broadcasted. Hope this explains it clearly.
You are absolutely correct. I just checked my modem box and it says 2.4G and 5G speed options/names (hence the 5G name). I have a 16x4 DOCSIS 3.0 cable modem plus AC1900 Router. Thanks for sharing good details.
Joapple78 Said:
"FaceTime on iPhone 14 pro max gets disconnect in 2 mins: You are absolutely correct. I just checked my modem box and it says 2.4G and 5G speed options/names (hence the 5G name). I have a 16x4 DOCSIS 3.0 cable modem plus AC1900 Router. Thanks for sharing good details."
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You are welcome. Glad to have helped.
I meant Motorola modem
FaceTime on iPhone 14 pro max gets disconnect in 2 mins
