Facing No Service issue on iPhone? Well, you’re not the only one. It is completely acceptable and understood when the iPhone shows No Service in the remote area. But the same thing can sometimes freak you out when the device shows No Service in cities or big metropolis.

In this situation, you can’t make any calls, send text messages, or neither uses cellular data. Here’re some potential solutions that you can perform to fix iPhone No Service issue. Without further delay, let’s get started.

Restart your iPhone

Performing a restart or reboot on your iPhone is the major thing you can do. No Service issue is might due to the network error, restarting the device can resolve the issue completely. Here’s how to do that:

Step 1: Hold the sleep/wake or power button until a prompt appears that shows a slide across the screen.

Step 3: Slide the screen, it will turn off the device.

Step 2: Leave the iPhone as it is for 30 seconds and press the same button again, iPhone will be turned on again.

Update Your iOS

iPhone users have reported that No Service issue has encountered on their device when they’ve switched on iOS 8 version with later patch.

Step 1: Make sure that your iPhone is connected to the Wi-Fi for internet connection.

Step 2: Visit Settings app.

Step 3: Go to General.

Step 4: Now, tap on Software Update.

Reset Network Settings

This process will wipe your Wi-Fi password, so its recommended to note down the password of Wi-Fi. Here’s how to reset the network setting on the iPhone:

Step 1: Visit Settings app.

Step 2: Go to General.

Step 3: Now, tap on Reset at located at the bottom of oage.

Step 4: Now, choose to tap on Reset Network Settings button and follow the on-screen instructions.

Insert another SIM card

If you have another SIM card, just insert the SIM into the iPhone to check the SIM card that you was using earlier might be damaged or there is something wrong with the carrier service. In that case, you need to contact your carrier service provider.

What of Nothing Works?

If the solutions mentioned above won’t work out for you, then its time to book an appointment with Apple Authorised Service Provider. You iPhone might need physical repair.