Be aware that this will reset all internet settings so you will have to reconnect to all WiFi connections and other internet connections stored in your iPhone. You will most likely need to sign in to apps again as well.
This guide explains how to reset the network settings on your iPhone. This step can help resolve connectivity issues, such as problems with Wi-Fi or mobile data connections.
Why resetting network settings is important
Resetting your network settings can remove outdated configurations that may be interfering with your connection. It's a helpful solution when restarting your phone hasn’t fixed the problem.
Step 1: Open Settings
Go to Settings on your iPhone.
Step 2: Tap “General”
Select General from the menu.
Step 3: Scroll down and tap “Transfer or Reset iPhone”
Scroll to the bottom and choose Transfer or Reset iPhone.
Step 4: Tap “Reset”
Select the Reset option.
Step 5: Tap “Reset Network Settings”
Choose Reset Network Settings. You may be asked to enter your device passcode.
Summary
Resetting network settings can resolve many connection issues. It won’t delete your apps or personal data, but it will remove Wi-Fi passwords and Bluetooth pairings.
Next steps
If the issue persists after resetting, try additional troubleshooting steps or contact Nova customer support.