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   You can also control when and how much 5G data your iPhone uses. We'll   
   show you how.   
      
   By Jason Cipriani   
      
   Apple's newest iPhones -- the iPhone 13 Mini, iPhone 13, 13 Pro and 13   
   Pro Max -- are capable of connecting to 5G wireless networks, much   
   like the iPhone 12. That means, if your carrier has 5G coverage where   
   you live or work, you should see faster speeds and a more reliable   
   connection. But that's not always the case. You may find that your   
   iPhone 13 is constantly switching back and forth between LTE and 5G   
   and refusing to send messages or refresh your favorite app, or that   
   battery life just isn't the same as it is on LTE. Frustratingly, you   
   may not be on the right price plan to even access the new network, and   
   you might not want to level up to a new one. In other words, for you,   
   it may not be the right time for 5G just yet.   
      
   https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/your-iphone-13s-5g-signal-may-n   
   t-be-fast-enough-yet-how-to-turn-it-off-and-use-4g-instead/   
      
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