That doesn't mean it's not your router, have you tried restarting the router?

 

If you're able to connect to other Routers/networks, then it may be your router. Try having your internet company reset your DNS table settings, or setting them to 0.0.0.0. I work with these kinds of things everyday, and often times, it's the router. Think of it like a phonebook. Your router(name) is not matching with the DNS settings(number). resetting the DNS table settings(done by your ISP) will restore this "phonebook" to default, and should resolve any issues pertaining to the router(as it works on other phones of the same brand.

If you still have the issue, and have AppleCare+(here's hoping ), then I would just get it replaced. Usually they will give you a replacement for around $3-400, WITHOUT Applecare+, but you'll definitely want to go to a store, and NOT call.

 

I did all of these things, and it didnt work KMS

 

Then pray that you have apple care lol

 

Bump a Dump Dump

 

should have got andriod XD love ya apple

 

i didnt know iphones had those

 

do a screenshot of the wifi connection screen and be right next to router or try turning off than on router. BTW does any other device have the some problem?

 

No other device has the problem

 

did you just got this iphone? try returning it to the store whithin 10 days of purchase

 

Did you even bother to read what I said on the post?