2024-09-24 14:36:23
Chances are that whenever you see a new iPhone update available, you’ll be one of the first to download and install it to see all the new features it may include, or even to fix some bugs you’ve been experiencing.
In fact, there was a lot of anticipation surrounding the release of iOS 17.2.1 given that it has fixed a much-vaunted bug that caused the device’s battery to drain faster.
This has meant that since the availability of iOS 17.2.1 in recent days, many users have rushed to install it without reading some of the complaints that had already been poured out about an update that seems to be causing problems in certain iPhone when connecting to your operator’s network.
According to a large number of users reporting on Apple’s official forums, after installing iOS 17.2.1 on their iPhones, they are unable to connect to their network provider.
“I use T-Mobile. I spoke to their support and also took the phone to the store. They replaced the SIM twice, first with an eSim and then with a new SIM card in the store.
There is no VPN profile installed. There is no IP on the personal hotspot yet. Only infrequent internet via phone. Most of the time I get a message saying I need to activate mobile data with my provider, even when the connection shows 4 bars out of 5”.