If you start noticing iPhone Bluetooth problems on iOS 10, iOS 9 or iOS 8, don’t panic. There are several potential fixes out there.
First, try resetting all of your iPhone’s network settings. Go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. This should only take a few moments.
If that doesn’t work, try resetting all of your device’s settings. To do this, open up the iPhone and head to Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings. Make sure you have your passcode and Wi-Fi passwords handy before doing this.
If this doesn’t help, try forgetting your Bluetooth networks. To forget them: Settings > Bluetooth > Select your connection using the circular blue i tab > Tap Forget this Device. Now, try to connect your iPhone
If you are having issues with Bluetooth in the car, consult your car’s manual and/or check out this guide from Apple. Fixing these issues is a little bit trickier.
Prince Asifat Adekunle is a technical Writer, technology blogger with a keen eye on the Cyberspace and other tech related developments. Whose ambition is to let people know what technology has made the world become today
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