
if a new update is available, you’ll see an option (a popup will appear). On your iPhone, tap Settings, then General, and then About. This update may fix your hotspot problem. Update your carrier settings on your iPhone. Turn off Wi-Fi and wait 30 seconds and turn on Wi-Fi on the other device that is trying to connect to your iPhone.
Restart your iPhone and the other device(s) that keeps disconnecting to your Personal Hotspot. And lastly, if you have an iPhone 12 model as the hotspot, ensure that Maximize Compatibility is enabled (Settings > Personal Hotspot). Furthermore, ensure that Allow Others to Join is turned on.
Make sure that Personal Hotspot is enabled on your iPhone (Settings > Personal Hotspot). Contact its manufacturer for further help. Please ensure that the other device has the latest version of its software/firmware installed. You can update (or check for updates) by going to Settings > General > Software Update. Please ensure that your iPhone has the latest version of the iOS software. if they can load, then the problem is not the hotspot. Try visiting another website (e.g., or ). Try connecting it to other Wi-Fi connections, if it cannot connect, then the problem is not the hotspot.
If this device can connect, then the problem is not with the hotspot.
Try connecting a different computer or mobile device to the hotspot. Check to see if the problem is with the hotspot, your iPhone that provides Personal Hotspot, or the other device(s) that connected to it:. Ensure that the other devices and your iOS device are close to each other (within 15 feet). If other devices won’t connect to your hotspot, it may be because the devices are out of range. For example, some carriers do not support game systems or smart TVs. Contact your carrier to ensure that it does not impose any restrictions for using a hotspot. Most major carriers (AT&T, Verizon, etc) offer this service but it may depend on your service plan and data allowance. Using a hotspot (or called tethering) is a carrier service.