It goes something like this:
I make a call or take a call, during the call - phone switches to 3G. After call, it switches back to LTE and falls to 1 reception point. After 5 seconds or so - it switches to - No service. If I leave phone - it would just be out of service for a long time. If I start a new call - it immediately finds a network. It doesn't happen every time after call, but only in some areas.
If I switch it to 3G only mode - nothing like that happens, phone works totally normal.
This same sim card works fine on my older iphone 5s.
This iphone 8 works fine on LTE with different sim card from different provider.
So, what do you guys think, is it software bug in iOS or faulty phone?
Video is a demo of how it happens:
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I make a call or take a call, during the call - phone switches to 3G. After call, it switches back to LTE and falls to 1 reception point. After 5 seconds or so - it switches to - No service. If I leave phone - it would just be out of service for a long time. If I start a new call - it immediately finds a network. It doesn't happen every time after call, but only in some areas.
If I switch it to 3G only mode - nothing like that happens, phone works totally normal.
This same sim card works fine on my older iphone 5s.
This iphone 8 works fine on LTE with different sim card from different provider.
So, what do you guys think, is it software bug in iOS or faulty phone?
Video is a demo of how it happens:
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