Here are tips to fix iOS 10 Bluetooth issues and problems on iPhone, including iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. It’s taken a little while but we now have our first real show-stopping bug for iOS 10, and it revolves around the way Bluetooth works on iPhones or, as the case may actually be, the way it doesn’t work. Simply try disabling, and then re-enabling Bluetooth via either Control Center or the Settings app. Sometimes, this is enough to kick things into gear. Bluetooth and then tapping on the “i” to the right of the problematic connection before selecting the option to “Forget This Device”. A complete re-pair can often work out the kinks. Sometimes there’s nothing to it but a good old-fashioned hard reboot. The process isn’t a hard one to follow, but it differs depending on the model of iPhone being used. Follow the link here for iPhone 7: Hard Reboot / Restart iPhone 7 Or iPhone 7 Plus, Here’s How. And on non-iPhone 7 devices, follow this: How To Hard Reboot / Restart Your iPhone, iPad Or iPod touch. Apple’s iOS network settings can get a little confused from iOS update to iOS update. Sometimes a completely clean installation of iOS will do the trick. Give that a whirl by installing the latest version of iOS 10 afresh. If all else fails, it might be time for a Genius Bar appointment. It’s not ideal, but it’s better than having an iPhone that refuses to play ball with Bluetooth.
Updated on January 6, 2018 Alfred Amuno moreAlfred is a long-time teacher and computer enthusiast who works with and troubleshoots a wide range of computing devices. Contact Author If you have been frustrated trying to install apps such as Whatsapp, Facebook and Viber in iPhone 3G and 3GS, do not be alarmed. For compatibility and other reasons, old apps stop working in old and new iPhone firmware. Apple recommends you ditch your old iPhone hardware for a new one and replace the old software with new releases, and app developers too, demand you upgrade your apps for security reasons. It is actually a catchup game for everyone involved. As reasonable as these explanations may sound, not all consumers want to shop for new iPhone models or install new IOS firmware. In any case, these phones seem to work just fine, only they can only install firmware versions signed by Apple.
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