How to fix missing Hot-spot in iOS 9

Shortly after the recent Lenovo press conference, I was supposed to e-mail high resolution images of the new products to my teammates. Since I didn't carry the datacard, I thought of using iPhone 6s' personal Wi-Fi hotspot for accessing the Internet. I went into Settings, and much to my surprise I couldn't find the personal hotspot there. After scratching my head for minutes, I figured out the feature is buried somewhere in the mobile data section.

On the lines of “I am going to Science the sh*t out of this”, I Googled the sh*t out of this, and figured out it's a very common issue with iOS, and a lot of users face this after having upgraded to new version of the software, in my case it was iOS 9.0.2. If you are also facing this issue, then here's a very easy trick to fix the missing personal Wi-Fi hotspot on your iPhone:

Step 1: Launch the Settings. Tap on the Mobile Data.

Step 2: Tap the Mobile Data Network

Step 3: Scroll down little, you will spot the Personal Hotspot. Type anything in the Username

Step 4: Navigate back, Hola! Personal Hotspot appears. It will also show up in the main Settings.

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