Let me show you how to reset your saved network settings and connections on an iPhone.
To get started, find and open the Settings app. As long as you're up to date with your iOS version, these steps will work fine. Inside Settings, scroll down a little bit, and then find and select General.
Inside General, head down to the bottom of the page, and you’ll see Transfer or Reset iPhone. Choose that.
On the Transfer or Reset page, tap Reset at the bottom. It will then pop up another menu to choose from. Apple has given us more control over what we can reset with the newer releases.
The reason you’d want to reset your network settings might be due to Wi-Fi issues, Bluetooth connection problems, or random internet glitches. A network reset will wipe all your settings without having to completely reset your iPhone.
Do know that it will delete all your Wi-Fi network names and passwords, Bluetooth device connections, VPN settings if you use any, and some cellular network preferences. But reconnecting to known Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices is simple enough.
When you’re ready, tap Reset Network Settings, enter your passcode if you’re prompted, and then reset again to confirm.
And that’s how you reset your network settings on an iPhone.
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