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How to Change the IP Address on iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
May 20, 2023
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In today’s digitized world IP address has become a crucial aspect of carrying out any online activity. A unique numerical label, an IP address signifies the identity of a device that has been connected to the internet. Your iPhone is no exception to this, but what happens when you want to change its IP address for specific reasons? This article has got you covered with a guide on how to change the IP address on your iPhone.

Step 1: Turn off the iPhone’s Wi-Fi

The first step is to turn off the iPhone’s Wi-Fi. Move to the Settings app on your device and select Wi-Fi. Toggle the Wi-Fi button off, this will effectively disconnect your smartphone from any Wi-Fi network that it was previously connected to.

Step 2: Turn on the Airplane Mode

In this step, turn on the airplane mode which toggles all network functions completely off. Go back to settings and look for the cellular network option. The Airplane mode button should be located right above it, tap on it to enable airplane mode.

Step 3: Change your IP address

Next up is changing the iPhone’s IP address. Tap on the network settings option and choose the “configure IP” option which pops up. In the configure option, select manual settings and enter in any values you wish to change. You can change the subnet mask, the IP address, the DNS, and router gateway values to whatever suits you. Once you have done this, save the changes you made and turn off airplane mode.

Step 4: Verify that the IP address has actually changed

To confirm that your IP address has actually been changed. You can visit the “what is my IP address” webpage, which reveals your device’s current IP address. The webpage will display your new IP as the address, but if it still displays your old address then you need to repeat the process again from the first step.

Congratulations! You have successfully changed the IP address of your iPhone. Now you can carry out any online activities with this new IP address without worrying about being traced or risk of hacking.

In concluding, it is important to note that changing your IP address is not always necessary, but sometimes it may be for specific reasons such as avoiding being blocked from certain websites or wanting to keep your anonymity online. Changing your IP address on the iPhone is not a difficult process, and with this guide, you can now proceed to make those changes with ease.

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