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<blockquote data-quote="trevor25220" data-source="post: 1952286" data-attributes="member: 383454">I have a Virgin Media router, connected via an unpowered, RJ45-to-Lightning adapter to my iPhone 12 ProMax (purchased in Colombia but set to English UK).&nbsp;&nbsp; Prefer a Wi-Fi-free Internet connection to eliminate RFs.&nbsp;&nbsp; A green light illuminates on the RJ45-to-Lightning adapter.The phone and router normally work perfectly.&nbsp;&nbsp; There is no 'Ethernet' setting on the iPhone (as some tutorials claim) between Wi-Fi &amp; Bluetooth setting buttons.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have tried Airplane Mode both on and off (tutorial says to leave on).&nbsp;&nbsp; Wi-Fi &amp; cellular data are switched off.&nbsp;&nbsp; Yet my Safari browser is completely dead: no Internet connection is detected.Is there an alternative method of activating or adjusting the ethernet setting on my iPhone?&nbsp;&nbsp; What could be wrong?&nbsp;&nbsp; Thanks in advance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trevor25220, post: 1952286, member: 383454"] I have a Virgin Media router, connected via an unpowered, RJ45-to-Lightning adapter to my iPhone 12 ProMax (purchased in Colombia but set to English UK). Prefer a Wi-Fi-free Internet connection to eliminate RFs. A green light illuminates on the RJ45-to-Lightning adapter. The phone and router normally work perfectly. There is no 'Ethernet' setting on the iPhone (as some tutorials claim) between Wi-Fi & Bluetooth setting buttons. I have tried Airplane Mode both on and off (tutorial says to leave on). Wi-Fi & cellular data are switched off. Yet my Safari browser is completely dead: no Internet connection is detected. Is there an alternative method of activating or adjusting the ethernet setting on my iPhone? What could be wrong? Thanks in advance. [/QUOTE]

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