I say it because Apple often introduces several bug fixes and performance improvements. Therefore, updating the iPhone can be worth a try. I guess this issue could also be due to a miscellaneous bug. Open Settings app → General → About → Name and edit the name. Well, such tricks do sound crazy a bit at times it’s worth checking out all the boxes. So, ensure that your name is written correctly. If someone has changed your name or it appears incorrectly, it might affect Personal Hotspot. Check out if Someone has Changed Your Name
When you turn back ON, scroll down to see if Personal Hotspot is visible. Now, head over to Settings → General → Cellular → and turn ON/OFF data again. You might have to wait a while before the signal picks up and the network is established. Remove the SIM tray → Reboot the iPhone → Insert the SIM tray. This is not a solution per se but since we did this and Personal Hotspot appeared magically, I’m just pitching this too. To remove any installed APN changes, you should go to Settings → General → Scroll down to where it says Profile, and then remove the certificate. This again is a solution that worked on one of our iPhones. Sometimes, these installed APN certificates might cause a conflict within the code and might be preventing the Personal Hotspot feature from showing up. If you installed any previous APN certificates (from websites like Unlockit), you might want to remove that and retry. Don’t ask me how or why because this solution sounds so dumb, but it just worked. Recently, when the Personal Hotspot feature went missing on my iPhone, I tried this trick, and it worked. Now, reboot your iPhone and then wait for some time.
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