Didn't work. The only way is to power off and power back on the phone. But even then it only restores the cellular signal for a short time and then it goes all out.Have you tried resetting your network settings? Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
Reset iPhone settings to their defaults
On iPhone, return settings to their defaults without erasing your content.support.apple.com
Yes, that happens to me too when I'm driving but then I live in a rural area. It's all about the proximity to the cell towers.Didn't work. The only way is to power off and power back on the phone. But even then it only restores the cellular signal for a short time and then it goes all out.
I've noticed that I dont see this problem when I am home or at work. It only does that when I am in the car driving.
I highly dount that. I always drive the same way from home to work. Never had the issue before. The "No Service" will be there until I manually interfereYes, that happens to me too when I'm driving but then I live in a rural area. It's all about the proximity to the cell towers.
How interesting. I'll watch to see if there's some resolution for this.I highly dount that. I always drive the same way from home to work. Never had the issue before. The "No Service" will be there until I manually interfere
Based on the issue you had in your post in Nov last year, I’d look an issue with your car audio or system.I highly dount that. I always drive the same way from home to work. Never had the issue before. The "No Service" will be there until I manually interfere
Modem Firmware 3.00.01Can you check if the Modem Firmware version is displayed in Settings, General, About?
Based on the issue you had in your post in Nov last year, I’d look an issue with your car audio or system.
Are you saying that you never get a signal at all? Even after restarting your phone?I have the same issue. No signal after updating to iOS 14. Started last night and is still not resolved. Cellular signal (Verizon) present only after restarting the phone and only for about 1-2 minutes. At home, in the car, on the street - does not matter - no signal. I'm unable to make any phone calls. I restarted my phone numerous times, turned cellular on/off, turned Airplane mode on/off, reset Network settings. So far nothing helped.
Nice for you to see my previous post
Again, I don't think so. My previous problem with the podcast somehow fixed itself by its own. Maybe an iOS update did it.
Now this "No Service" issue is new and only happened when I updated to iOS 14.
Not sure what you mean. But I doubt the "No Service" issue is not related to the podcast app or the car itself, since the problem happened with another car and not playing podcast.Your podcast thing wasn't with the show 99 per cent invisible was it?
What do you mean they can't do anything? It's their fault. I have a defective phone because of the update. I believe they can fix it with an update as well. I live in Saudi Arabia, and I haven't investigated the matter to see if it is common or not.Almost everyone i know, including myself, have the same issue (Sweden) with iOS 14 (different iPhone models) as the thread starter. Apple Support says they know about this, but can't do anything to help.
Not sure what you mean. But I doubt the "No Service" issue is not related to the podcast app or the car itself, since the problem happened with another car and not playing podcast.
Even if the issue might be relate to the cellualr towers shifting as I drive, how come I never had the issue with iOS 13 and earlier?
Have you contacted support to report the issue?iPhone 8, facing same problem after updating to iOS 14. Most of the time shows "no service". After restart although show network signal but can't make or receive any call. Please solve the issue ASAP apple.
Try removing SIM card, clean and reinsert.iPhone 8, facing same problem after updating to iOS 14. Most of the time shows "no service". After restart although show network signal but can't make or receive any call. Please solve the issue ASAP apple.