The latest iteration of iOS dubbed the iOS 14 has recently been released. Along the same lines, the iPadOS 14 and watchOS 7 have also seen the lights of the day. With this, there has been a slew of new features including theApp Library, Home Screen Widgets, Picture in picture, Translate App, Car Keys, and Car Play, Automatic device switching, etc. Likewise, there have been some changes and improvements to Siri, Privacy among others. However, there’s one issue that still needs addressing. Quite a few iPhone users are complaining that Facetime automatically disconnects from the WiFi network and switches over to LTE.
This could happen anytime, whether you are receiving a call or dialing someone. Furthermore, what is even strange is the fact that this error has been there since the initial days of iOS 13. And this issue seems to be affecting quite a lot of users. Someone posted a similar problem on Apple’s Forum and more than 2000 people notified about facing the same issues. So this seems to be bugging quite a few users and hence need immediate attention. This guide will show you a workaround that will make your iPhone stick to the WiFi network, and wouldn’t switch over to LTE while the Facetime is in progress. Here is everything you need to be aware of to fix this issue.
How to Make Facetime Stick to WiFi and not Switch over to LTE
The below image is enough to signify the far-reaching effects that this issue has. Quite a few users seem to be getting bugged by this error as of late. The thing is not everyone is having an unlimited data pack. So when the app automatically switches itself from WiFi to a cellular network, it is consuming unnecessary data, that could have been avoided in the first place.
