Start with 'Settings' > 'General' > 'Restrictions' > 'Allowed Content'. You need to check restriction settings and see if this is what restricting the browser and won't let Safari to load pages. If Safari not loading pages on iPhone issue still exists, here is another trick to resolve it. Head to 'Settings' > 'General' > 'Reset' > 'Reset Network Settings'. If still the problem is arising, try to connect with other network.Īnd if needed, you can reset network settings which will probably help you out. Check if they're enabled or turn them off and then on. We would suggest you to check your cellular data or Wi-Fi first. If the apps are unsuccessful connecting with internet, probably the issue is with the connection. Start opening other apps and see if they are able to connect with the internet or not. If the above tip went futile, you can simply check other apps connection with the internet as the other quick fix. Check If Other Apps Can Connect to Internet or Not See if this works otherwise you can move to the next fix.
When you're done with this, you need to force restart your iPhone. Look for the Safari app and tap on that minus icon to force quit. Give a gentle touch to the app and you will find a minus sign icon in the red colored circle at the corner of each app. If you're using iPhone X, you need to swipe up from the Home screen and take a pause. Swipe left or right to find the opened Safari app and when you find it, swipe it up to force quit. Double tap your 'Home' button and you will notice all the apps running in the background. If Safari won't load pages, simply force quit it as the first workaround. Force Quit Safari and Force Restart iPhone Check If Other Apps Can Connect to Internet or Notġ.
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