iPhone users in Malaysia to finally get access to 5G networks with iOS 16.2


The iPhone has been 5G-capable since 2020 with the iPhone 12, but was excluded from Digital Nasional Bhd's (DNB) list of supported devices until the update to iOS 16.2. — Photo by Frederik Lipfert on Unsplash

With the update to iOS version 16.2, Apple has finally brought 5G network access to its Malaysian users.

To enable 5G connectivity, make sure that the device has support for 5G (all models from the iPhone 12 onwards should be 5G-capable) and has been updated to iOS version 16.2, which will add the option to enable 5G under "Voice & Data" in the settings menu.

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