How to deal with network distribution issues after upgrading to iOS 13?
Fix Wi-Fi name and Bluetooth pairing issues that appear after upgrading an iPhone to iOS 13
How to deal with issues with distribution network after Apple system is upgraded to iOS 13?
Dear user, we are sorry for the inconvenience. When your Apple system is upgraded to iOS 13, the following issues will occur:
Issue 1: WLAN or Wi-Fi is specified automatically, or the Wi-Fi name is left blank
Solution to Issue 1:
- Step 1: Tap Settings, tap Privacy, then open Location Services.
- Step 2: Tap Settings, locate and tap the app, tap Location, and select While Using the App.
The app can then obtain the correct Wi-Fi name.
Issue 2: After upgrading to iOS 13, the Wi-Fi name still cannot be obtained in the app according to the previous instructions
Solution to Issue 2:
Turn the device off, then turn it on. The app can then obtain the Wi-Fi name.
Issue 3: The following issues may occur when you use a Bluetooth product
- "Enable Bluetooth" is displayed during device pairing.
- After the operating system is upgraded to iOS 13, the Bluetooth device goes offline and becomes unavailable.
Solution to Issue 3:
- Step 1: Enable Bluetooth.
- Step 2: Tap Settings, locate and tap the app, and enable Bluetooth.
You can then use the Bluetooth device.
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