Separated from based on the iPhone 7, the Apple company has another serious problem that needs to be investigated, namely the impossibility of using the GSM function after activating Airplane Mode. According to an internal document from those in Cupertino, Apple has begun to investigate user complaints iPhone 7 regarding this issue.
Apple knows that some iPhone 7 terminals remain without signal after AirPlane Mode is activated and then deactivated on them, and the authorized services have received instructions to restart the terminals with problems. If it is not resolved, then the SIM card must be removed and reinserted into the terminal to bring things back to normal.
In the video clip below you have a demonstration of the problem, an iPhone 7 on which AirPlane mode was activated, remaining without a signal even after this function is deactivated. The terminals in the image are GSM models, so some are of the opinion that the new Intel model could be the basis of this problem that affects a small number of people.
iPhone 7 loses signal after activating Airplane Mode
The owner of the iPhone 7 terminal in the clip visited an Apple Store, where his terminal was replaced on the spot after an Apple Genius did a quick diagnosis for him. The Apple employee stated that he has seen iPhone 7 terminals without a signal after activating AirPlane Mode, and the Apple company is aware of the problem and is investigating it.
Officially, those from Apple have not made any mention of this problem and probably will not do so if it will not be presented in the global press. In this idea, if you have an iPhone 7 terminal that loses signal after activating AirPlane Mode, then go with the terminal to an Apple Store or an Apple partner store for replacement.
"All of a sudden today my iPhone 7 Jet Black model started not getting internet service — can't make outbound calls or receive calls — even though it showed 4 bars. I then put it in Airplane Mode, and back off, then it showed no service. It got pretty warm in the top right hand corner.
I then took a video of my wife's iPhone 6s right next to my iPhone 7, put them both in Airplane Mode, and then switched Airplane Mode off and you can see immediately that the iPhone 6s gets signal instantly, and the iPhone 7 just sits there searching. I then took her SIM and put it in my iPhone 7, no luck, put my SIM in her phone, and it got signal right away."
