What is a network settings reset?

A network settings reset is a process that restores your device's network settings to their default state. This can be useful if you're having problems with your Wi-Fi or cellular connection, or if you've recently changed your network settings and want to start over.

When you perform a network settings reset, the following settings will be reset:

* Wi-Fi networks and passwords
* Cellular network settings
* Bluetooth settings
* VPN settings
* Other network-related settings

It's important to note that a network settings reset will not affect your personal data, such as your contacts, messages, or photos. However, it will remove any saved Wi-Fi passwords, so you'll need to re-enter them after the reset.

How to perform a network settings reset

The steps for performing a network settings reset will vary depending on your device. However, the general steps are as follows:

1. Go to the Settings app on your device.
2. Tap on General.
3. Tap on Reset.
4. Tap on Reset Network Settings.
5. Enter your device's passcode if prompted.
6. Tap on Reset Network Settings again to confirm.

Your device will then reset its network settings and restart. Once it has restarted, you'll need to re-enter any saved Wi-Fi passwords and reconnect to any Bluetooth devices.

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