iOS 9, or rather iOS beta 9 1, has a small problem with displaying the name of the operator to whose mobile network you are connected, and if you looked at the images published by me yesterday, then you noticed that in some the name iPhone appeared instead of Orange. Because I use the Orange network, you should have seen the name Orange next to the mobile phone operator, but iOS 9 I think it would be ideal to put what he wants there.
In general, it should not be a problem, if you are not interested in knowing which mobile phone operator you are connected to or if you have an active cellular connection or not, the connection indicator not being displayed.
If you still care about these things, well there are two very simple methods by which you can solve the problem very quickly, it will definitely be solved in iOS 9 beta 2, especially since a lot of people have not even encountered it ever.
To solve the phone operator problem in iOS 9 beta 1 you must:
- Either do a reset of the network settings, with the deletion of the passwords for the Wi-Fi accounts, from Settings > General > Reset > Reset network settings, Settings> General> Reset> Reset Network Settings;
- Either go to the Accessibility menu, Accessibility, enable the Bold Text option, let the terminal respring, then disable the option.
Each of the two actions has exactly the same effect and after respring or restart you will again see the operator whose network you are connected to.
