4 Ways to Fix iPhone Keeps Switching to Mobile Data From Wi-Fi

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Basic Fixes

Fix 1: Disable Wi-Fi Assist

The Wi-Fi Assist feature on iOS automatically switches your iPhone to mobile data from Wi-Fi when it detects a poor Wi-Fi network connection. Disable it to prevent the switch.

Open the Settings app > selectMobile Service> scroll to the bottom and disableWi-Fi Assist.

Fix 2: Turn off Low Data Mode for Wi-Fi

An active Low Data Mode on your Wi-Fi network can interrupt the internet connectivity, compelling your iPhone to switch to mobile data. Disable it manually under Wi-Fi settings.

SelectWi-Fiunder iPhone settings > tap oninext to the connected network > toggle off theLow Data Mode.

Fix 3: Disable Limit IP Address Tracking for Wi-Fi

The Limit IP Address trackinghides your IP addressfrom known trackers in Safari and Mail over Wi-Fi. If Apple servers are down or Wi-Fi is slow, iOS may automatically switch to mobile data from Wi-Fi. Disable the feature to avoid the scenario.

Open Wi-Fisettingson your iPhone (Settings>Wi-Fi) > tap oninext to the connected network > toggle offLimit IP Address Tracking.

Fix 4: Reset Network Settings

Lastly,reset network settingson your iPhone to remove incorrect network configurations forcing iOS to switch to mobile data from Wi-Fi.

Step 1:SelectGeneralunder iPhone Settings > tap onTransfer or Reset iPhone.

Step 2:Tap onReset> selectReset Network Settings. When prompted, type yourdevice passcodeto confirm the action.

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Last updated on 11 July, 2024

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