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 Originally Posted by awriter
TJs11thpre wrote:
"If I'm experiencing the problem over cellular, and you are experiencing it over WiFi, that should eliminate network as the possible problem."
I'm not quite getting your reasoning here, since going to different *networks * actually solves the Wi-Fi problem. If it's Google and not the network, that couldn't happen. My Google prefs do.not change.
Well, these are the questions I'm considering:
Did going to a different network solve the problem, or did something else happen at the same time you reattempted on that new network?
If it is a network problem, why not specific to that one network, vs seeing it on various carriers?
why is the problem intermittent on a single network?
Who else is likely making changes if not Google? Sprint, Verizon, and ATT all at the same time?
Who is usually guilty when we all experience the same issue over multiple carriers and multiple devices, with the only consistency being Google?
Mysterious!
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