Facing internet connectivity issues or the “no internet connection” message on your Android phone is quite irritating, especially when you need it the most. However, users should check if they have exhausted their data plan or if there is a problem with the connectivity before recharging their data plan with a data booster. They can follow these simple tips to resolve connectivity issues on their Android phones if they still have their daily data available and get back online.
Restart Android Phone
Restarting the phone can fix many technical issues, such as internet connectivity problems. Turn the device off and then turn it back on after a few moments. The network connection may be refreshed. Users can also toggle Airplane mode on and off to refresh the network connectivity.
Update your device and apps
Updating the phone’s software allows users to have the latest bug fixes and optimizations that can improve internet connectivity. Users can go to the settings menu and click on a software update to update the latest version of their operating system for optimal performance.
Clear app cache and update software
Periodically clearing the cache of web browsers and applications can improve performance. Additionally, users should close applications running in the background and websites open in the browser to avoid redundant data usage.
Check data usage and background apps
Excessive data usage and using multiple apps in the background can bog down network speed. Track data usage in the settings menu to identify apps that consume more data than usual and restrict background data usage for some apps in the settings, which will allow users to set the network speed for the app they access most frequently.
Reset network settings
If nothing works, users should consider reorganizing their network settings. This procedure will return all network settings to their default patterns, which can often resolve persistent issues with internet connectivity. Users should go to the settings menu and visit the “System” section to reset network settings. Then, choose “Reset” and select “Reset Network Settings.” However, it is worth noting that resetting network settings will result in the removal of saved Wi-Fi networks and Bluetooth connections and users may need to reconnect afterwards.
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