Hello! I’m happy to help! This can be caused by a lot of things. There are a few things that we can try. First, is your router plugged in and turned on? Your router is a box with cables connected to it with lights on the front. Second, on the back of it, there should be a cable connected to the back of your router in a port that is usually labeled “ONT WAN”, or “Broadband”. The port should also have a light on it. There should be a few lights on the front or top of your router. The ones that should be on are the power light (it looks like an circle with a line), broadband (mine looks like a squiggly line, but yours could be different) and Wi-Fi signal broadcast light (looks like a dot with several curved lines above it), and finally, an internet connection light that looks like a circle with a bunch of horizontal and vertical lines running through it. Last, is Wi-Fi enabled on your phone? You can check this by going to settings (swipe up from the home screen and tap the gear icon on your phone)->...

Hello! I’m happy to help! Would you please provide more information so I can help you? First, what is the brand of the phone? I.E: Apple, Samsung, Huawei, Moto? Second, is this a constant issue, or does it happen for a bit, and then go away for a while? Thank you for posting your question!

Hello! I’m happy to help! A phone freezing can be caused by many things. I do have a few questions so that I can help you: Are you doing anything in particular on your device when it freezes? Like using social media or browsing the web? Does your phone get hot before it freezes? Finally, does it freeze for a long time? Thanks!

Oh ok, so does the overheating mainly happen when you are charging the device, or with normal use?

Hello! Unfortunately, it is not possible to install the NAND chip from an iPhone 13 Pro into a MacBook Pro. The connective pads are in the same place, however, the internal wiring in the chip and the board are different.