Lightning to Ethernet Adapter, [Apple MFi Certified] 2 in 1 RJ45 Ethernet LAN Network Adapter with Charge Port Compatible with iPhone/iPad/iPod, Plug and Play, Supports 100Mbps Ethernet Network

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Having to do this a few times, I now keep a bridge in my bag of tools. It pays for itself an an emergency.

This sounds like what I am looking for and what I needed a couple days ago. We had a two day power outage. I am looking at routers capable of bridge mode. If anyone has any experience with certain models please let me know. Apple doesn't make a Lightning to ethernet adapter. The ones I've looked over (like from Belkin) seem to be designed for an ethernet connection only to provide networking access TO an iPhone or iPad as well as provide power (but not connectivity) using a Lightning cable. I don't believe it would work where the iPhone could be used as the internet source to other devices on a wired ethernet LAN. Restart your iPhone and router: If you encounter connection issues, try restarting both your iPhone and the router to reset the network settings. While using Ethernet on your iPhone, here are some additional tips and troubleshooting suggestions to enhance your experience: Use a high-quality Ethernet cable: Opt for a reliable and high-quality Ethernet cable to ensure a stable and efficient connection.When you launch the app, Speedify automatically detects your 3 active connections – Ethernet, WiFi and mobile data. You’ll see them contained inside the Connection Bubbles near the top of the Dashboard. Ethernet Cable: You will also need an Ethernet cable to establish a connection between your iPhone and the Ethernet adapter. Make sure you have a properly functioning Ethernet cable that is long enough to reach from your iPhone to the Ethernet port.

Power off your iPhone: Before connecting the Ethernet adapter, power off your iPhone to avoid any potential issues.Disable WiFi, Blue Tooth and Cellular and toggle Airplane mode. You'll have lightning speeds and no EMF radiation Yes. It absolutely can. Use it without WiFi and use it without wireless. You'll need wires so get long ones so you can walk around. Reliability: Unlike wireless connections, Ethernet offers a more stable and reliable internet connection. This is particularly beneficial when you are in an area with weak Wi-Fi signals or when you need a consistently strong connection for activities such as video streaming or online gaming. Alternatively, go to Settings > Network & internet (or Connections) and turn off the switch for Wi-Fi. Go to Mobile Network and turn off the switches for mobile data and roaming. You can also simply turn on the switch for Airplane mode, which automatically disables Wi-Fi and cellular connections for your device.