Phone Signals: Not getting full signal on your phone? You can try these 5 methods to improve reception..

Phone Signal: If you're also troubled by low signal problems on your phone, you're not alone. Many users search online every day for ways to fix their phone's signal. There are some basic ways to deal with any technical problem, and the problem of no signal on your phone is no exception. Today, we'll tell you a few ways to fix the no-signal problem on your phone, which resolves the issue in 99% of cases. Let's learn about them without further delay.

The first step is to turn Airplane Mode on and off.
If your phone ever loses signal, the first thing you should do is turn your phone's Airplane Mode on for a few seconds and then turn it off. This acts as a quick reset for your network. This completely disconnects your phone from the network for a moment and then reconnects it to a nearby cell tower. In most cases, this simple step immediately fixes signal-related problems.

Change the Network Mode
Sometimes people set their network to 5G, and when they reach a place where the 5G network is not good, their phone's signal disappears. In such a case, it's important to change the network mode. Although 5G networks provide faster speeds, you don't need to get a good 5G network everywhere. In such a situation, it's important to set your network to LTE instead of 5G. This might give you slightly slower speeds, but you'll definitely get a stable network. To do this on an iPhone, go to Settings > Mobile Service > Select your SIM > Voice & Data > Choose LTE instead of 5G.

Similarly, on Android, go to Settings > Network and Internet > SIMs > Select your active SIM > Preferred Network Type > Select LTE. By following this method, you can get a full signal on your phone in most places.

WiFi Calling is also a good option.
Sometimes people experience situations where they get good signals on their phone outside their home, but as soon as they enter their house, the signal disappears. If you're experiencing this problem, know that you can get a good signal in all places with a Wi-Fi connection by turning on the Wi-Fi calling option. Obviously, you'll need to be connected to Wi-Fi for this to work. To enable this feature on an iPhone, go to Settings > Mobile Service > SIMs, select your active SIM, tap Wi-Fi Calling, and toggle it on.

Similarly, to enable the Wi-Fi calling feature on an Android phone, go to Settings > Network and Internet > SIMs > select your active SIM > tap Wi-Fi Calling under Calling and turn it on. After this, the Wi-Fi signal will compensate for your phone's network issues, and you'll be able to make calls and send messages without any problems.

Reset Network Settings
You might already know and have tried the methods mentioned above. If your phone's network is still not working properly, you should try resetting your phone's network settings. Many people think this will reset their entire phone, but that's not the case. On an iPhone, you can reset your network settings by going to Settings > General > Transfer or Reset iPhone > Reset > Reset Network Settings and following the on-screen steps. This will fix any signal problems caused by incorrect settings or bugs in your phone.

Remove or Replace the SIM Card
If you still don't have a signal on your phone, remove the SIM card. Then, clean the SIM card and the SIM tray with a dry cloth. After that, reinsert the SIM card into your phone. Sometimes, a loose SIM card can prevent your phone from getting a proper network signal. This should restore full signal strength to your phone. However, if you still don't get a signal after this, you may need to switch to a new SIM card. A SIM card is also an electronic device, and despite its small size, it can develop problems. Replacing the SIM card might solve your problem.

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