iPhone 12's WiFi and Bluetooth malfunctioning

So I’ve recently had problems with my phone (IPhone 12) crashing and then my WiFi being greyed out and my Bluetooth considered „unavailable“. Ive done countless things like updating my Phone to IOS 16.5.1, resetting all settings multiple times or even resetting my phone entirely. Funnily some of these things made it work again for a good 5 minutes before the same thing happened, crash, gone. I took my phone to two repair stores, with the first one telling me they can’t do anything about it and the second one agreeing to repair it. That made it work for 25 minutes at the price of 200 dollars. So now I tried to fully restore my phone in DFU mode and installing a completely new IPSW but that didn’t even give me 5 minutes of time, it did nothing. So now I basically got scammed of my money and still don’t know my problem, it says N/A when I want to see my WiFi address but the Bluetooth and Modem information is there. I really don’t now what to do


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iPhone 12, iOS 16

Posted on Jul 4, 2023 10:11 PM

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Posted on Sep 20, 2023 04:16 PM

I have the SAME THING. Apple Chat concluded, oh so helpfully, that my WiFi and Bluetooth don't work(!). Plus restarting over and over. Tried all the same things you did. Starting to think this is a built in hardware issue to force people to buy new phones. Mine gets very gentle use, no way something like this should happen, and I'd be willing to bet (when I take it to Apple store tomorrow) that the answer is, "well, we could fix this for $500+, so we recommend you just buy a new phone." I'm so mad. This phone isn't that old, less than 4 years, and at the prices they charge, they should freaking last.

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Sep 20, 2023 04:16 PM in response to viinayu

I have the SAME THING. Apple Chat concluded, oh so helpfully, that my WiFi and Bluetooth don't work(!). Plus restarting over and over. Tried all the same things you did. Starting to think this is a built in hardware issue to force people to buy new phones. Mine gets very gentle use, no way something like this should happen, and I'd be willing to bet (when I take it to Apple store tomorrow) that the answer is, "well, we could fix this for $500+, so we recommend you just buy a new phone." I'm so mad. This phone isn't that old, less than 4 years, and at the prices they charge, they should freaking last.

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