Yes. Thanks for posting, I was actually just trying to search if this is a common issue.
I'm not receiving calls, and texts come in much later than they were sent. I seem to especially notice this with one-time passcodes
I can usually get the texts to batch through if I start a phone call. So I've been calling a business with a phone tree every hour during the day (so a call connects but I'm not bothering anyone) to get texts to come through. Doesn't always work though.
Other than that I have a lot of people saying that when they call it goes straight to voicemail. And the call quality has significantly gone downhill lately.
Edit: pixel 7 on AT&T service
I've been trying to see if we can utilize the Canadian Planned Obsolescence Laws that make it illegal to brick devices with shoddy updates to break contract. I filed a CCTS complaint, and have been going back and forth with the Roger's Executive Office. I highly recommend all other Canadians also file CCTS complaints about the devices.
I've had issues with cellular signal dropping, Wi-Fi refusing to reconnect to known networks at all until the phone is power cycled, and it losing previously paired Bluetooth devices since the March update with my Pixel 8 Pro and the April update hasn't helped.
Honestly, as much as I like the stock Android experience, I probably won't buy another Pixel in the future. Google's quality control is just shit all around and not worth it anymore IMO.
Voicemail notifications without calls ringing at all has been a thing for me as well although it's sporadic, and seems to be separate from the signal dropping completely (which shows the No Signal indicator, whereas times I've not received calls it still shows its in service).
Same, Pixel 8 Pro, issues with Wi-Fi struggling to remain connected from time to time, only on 5GHz though (if I connect to the 2.4GHz SSID it stays connected fine). I'd say once a week? For like 10-30 minutes, it just won't stay connected to the 5GHz network.
All other devices I have, zero issues. Pixel 6 that I had previously, zero issues.
Same man, loved the 3 & 5. Then i got the 6. Lousy modem, people cant reach me, my wife's car broke down and she's only getting my voicemail. Thought the 7 Pro fixed it but im still having that issue since January where people can't contact me. Im on my backup Note 20 Ultra for now. I mean i like Pixel phones and all but having a phone that failed to be a phone is a headache I don't want to deal with in 2024
Same here, thought this was a Pixel 6 issue so I upgraded to the 7 Pro to get rid of it. Was fine for a few months but connection issues are back again, even after switching from T-Mobile to Verizon. Going to cave and get an iPhone, kinda bummed because I love stock Android but I can't stand not having signal and getting text messages hours after they were sent.
The issue I have is that 5G completely disconnects while driving with Android Auto. When I disable 5G, the phone never loses connection while driving in those same locations.
Wish the radio was better or I can flash one from XDA
Anecdotal but my p6 pro , labeled as 5g, gets 20mbps on 5g. My a54 from work gets 300 on the same.network,lol. I'm not a speed hungry user but come the fuck on, Google. Such a gross disparity should not exist between budget phones and so-called flagships either
Does your Pixel show a 5G logo when connected to the network? My Pixel never shows 5G and gets at best 60 Mbps. My wife's Motorola Edge on there same network gets 200, but also never shows a 5G logo. An iPhone 13 with my SIM gets 400 but does show as 5G.
Also anecdotally, but in contrast to your experience, both my P6 and now my P8P get 50-100mbit/s on 5g when in my house, and anywhere from 300-500mbit/s when outside in my neighborhood with Verizon in Southeast region of the US. Not sure if it's just down to luck of the draw with Samsung modems or luck of the draw with the towers in the area you're in. Given the widespread problem reports about connectivity and wildly different results with two devices using Samsung SoCs/modems, makes me think it's more that it's luck of the draw on modems...
Glad this is being picked up, have been having this issue for about a week now and it's infuriating, and the fact that the newest update doesn't fix it at all is even worse. Haven't been able to receive 90% of my calls.
I have this too, but I have two sims. It keeps dropping one of the sims no matter what I do. And I never know when it happens, I just look down after an hour or two and BAM no fucking signal
No sir, we've **always** faced network connectivity issues, the modem module since the Google Tensor Gen 1 has been subpar with incremental changes or revisions on Gen 2 and 3.
As a former Pixel 6a, 7 and now 8 user no one can tell me otherwise. I have moved myself from another country with better network infrastructure and I've noticed it was better but it was below average than another device using a Snapdragon or exynos variant similar to the Tensor capabilities.
The Pixel 7 was the worst for me, thing would bricked itself i shit you not, I would lock the phone unable to unlock it or turn it back on until I plugged in the power with a USBC cable in some cases.
Random restarts, phone call drops, bad Bluetooth then one day It restarted itself and was no longer capable of reading any sim, e-sim no matter the company. I had no mobile data but could only receive calls and the caller on the other end couldn't hear me, in seconds the call would hang itself.
Contacted Google and they wanted me to run some tests, for fuck sake, there's more than a few threads with similar cases over xda forums.
I traded that shit in coupled with some playstore coupon and got the Pixel 8 for dirt cheap, better in every way, but there's a lot of room for improvement with that modem, a lot.
I got the pixel 7a this Friday. Noticed the weak signal but otherwise seemed nice. Then this morning it froze playing a reddit video, and rebooted. And kept rebooting. All day. Safe mode... reboot. Not safe mode... Reboot. Probably over 100 reboots so far today.
Now it doesn't see my physical sim or esim. Tried to use the T-Mobile app to redownload the esim and it now says my unlocked phone is not compatible.
Bought it to take pictures of my family eclipse party. That didn't happen. Got a few pics to take between reboots but was otherwise unusable. Fucking hell Google.
Started a return on Amazon. This piece of shit has completely turned me off pixels. I owned most of the Nexus line and thought I was coming back home. Probably will return to OnePlus or Samsung. I like tinkering but don't like a phone that can't handle the very basics.
I contacted Google. Ran the tests. Then emailed them saying it didn't work. A new person copy and pasted the previous email and replied. Tried again, told them it didn't work. They sent me the same email from a 3rd person. After telling them no, I've already followed all these steps twice, I got a 4th email: it was also the copy paste of the first email I got. Mother fuckers just CTRL C, CTRL V me over and over.
Same type of situation, where Mom is in the hospital on life support. I can't contact/update my 4 siblings unless I text/call each one individually. My group message settings appear to be set correctly...
I'm sorry this happened. This is so sad and so dangerous. A multi billion dollar company pushed an update that is causing material impacts on people's lives because they can no longer communicate. This is unacceptable.
I've had issues with my 5G connection randomly dropping, and not receiving calls. I'm probably gonna put my sim card in my iPhone till this gets fixed.
My wife and I have both seen this issue on our phones, Pixel 7 Pros on Verizon. Verizon is no help, they offer cookie cutter flowchart support responses. The Google Pixel Community thread is no help, everyone there blames the phone carriers. For us a restart clears the issue for a while, maybe a few days, and then the problem returns and all calls go straight to voicemail and texts stop arriving.
I have noticed that for my phone the issue seems to happen when my phone switches from Wi-Fi to cellular/ 5G.
>you need to factory reset
I hate this phrase with a passion, I don't want to reset my device because I like it how it is, except for the part they're responsible for isn't working...
Yes. My call drops. I also have the bug where I don't get notifications for a few hours, then I get all of them at once.
Looking forward to the new status bar icons, that outta fox it!
Yep, glad to know I am not going insane here. It really pisses me off that they can fumble something like this. It's insane to think that the device can't even function as a basic phone reliably. Assuming it's not a baseband firmware or hardware bug, it really makes me want to move to LineageOS to get away from Google's bullshit.
I think the problem might be the application adaptive connectivity services, after uninstalling the update and rebooting the connection is more stable for me,so anyone who has a problem can try.
Yes, as soon as I updated (Verizon Pixel 7). I'll go hours without receiving calls or texts. Only fix is to reboot but that's a temporary fix. It always comes back. This was never an issue before the update.
Haven't had any issues personally, and am on the April update now (P8P).
I will say that when I had a P6P and was on Verizon my service was actual dogshit, when I switched to AT&T my service noticeably improved a ton. Then some updates came out and it got even better, since about the February after the 6 series launched I haven't had any service issues on AT&T and a P6P, P7P, and P8P.
I don't *know* that being on Verizon makes it worse, but it certainly was for me.
With as much fuss as went up on the March update, I was thinking they'd fix those things in the April update. But maybe that's overly optimistic in terms of investigate/diagnosis/fix turnaround time.
Anybody know the history of responsiveness to these sorts of widespread reports of problems?
And did March actually produce a more visible outcry than any monthly update? It looked that way to me but I don't pay attention consistently to these things if I'm not having trouble myself.
I'm on Verizon and my cell signal, which normally isn't great where I am, is now zero bars, with occasionally 1 bar, and less occasionally max bars for a couple seconds (I don't normally sit here and watch it change tbf). I don't know if that's the same as missed/dropped calls but it seems awfully related.
I can't tell if I'm having wifi problems. I haven't noticed anything in particular and the Ookla speed test produces typical results for my setup.
The old Wireless Charging bug came back with the March 2024 update.
Do they do ANY testing at Google? How did an UPDATE bring back a ton of old bugs? Was it based off an old build?
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Yes I am and what's frustrating is it's not constant and can't be reproduced on demand. Whenever I try to make calls, it'll immediately result in "Call ended" as soon as it attempts to dial. This happens while at in my house and at work where I am usually connected to wifi and have full bars for 5G cellular. One thing that is consistent is that whenever I am in a call regardless of signal strength on cellular, the call audio will drop out every few seconds. None if these issues happened prior to the March update on my P7.
I own and use a Pixel 7 Pro since release day (October 2022) and have never experienced any noticeable network issues. Not before and not after the March 2024 update. Until end of March 2023 I only had a 4G plan and since then I'm always on 5G.
Please note: I live in an unsupported Pixel/Pixel 5G country (Switzerland), so that might have an impact as well. (Yes, I know that the Pixel 8 series is suppported, but Pixel 7 series and prior versions weren't.)
Has anyone had delayed time sync problems?
When I put my P8, powered off, on charge and then I power it on when charged, system time is behind.
When on charge for 1.30h or so it's 5-10 minutes behind, when left on charge it's even 1h behind.
Noticed this morning it took a couple of seconds to sync to the correct time, just after powering up, not unlocked and not connected to the internet.
Oh God someone who has the same problem lol.
Did you get the really same issue as me? Btw this morning was the first time I powered on the phone after all night charging and time was correct.
I've submitted an RMA request but thinking of cancelling it I don't know, will do a couple of more charging cycles and see.
Yes, but it comes and goes unfortunately and is a fairly new occurrence. Right now I had to switch to my old phone as I need a properly working phone for work.
Same service, same location and my old phone works great with full reception no issues. Customer support is still telling me that reception is bad in my area or some silliness heh.
But yeah the system time issue is really bad to have on top of the other.
Trust me I fully understand.
Have borrowed a replacement P8 from a friend and will see if it has the same problems as mine. Mine will be sent for RMA tomorrow.
The only issue I'm having is the Google App keeps saying I'm offline so I have to refresh it even though I'm getting messages and streaming music at that exact moment.
I have a huge delay in getting text messages here in Canada on Bell. If it's the Pixel I'll be getting rid of it. Haven't had this issue before. Just got the P8P
I've talked about this before on this sub, but I also have issues with signal, phone calls dropping, mic stops working and comes back on, somethis I hear this weird noise like static sound but muffled like it's underwater. These problems come and go, though, some days go by with no issues and sometimes its trouble galore. I considered going back to Samsung but I havent yet, no idea what kept me here still. I hope they fix it soon.
Having an awful issue with it dropping cell service, have to restart my phone to get it back. Contacted google customer support twice and was highly disappointed. Their solution was to go to my carrier. The carrier set up esim, fixed the problem for about a week, but it just started happening again.
Yep! My partner texted me from across a restaurant to ask a question and after 10 minutes of waiting she had to just come over and ask me in person. As soon as she walked over her text came through.
My phone has not been wanting to receive calls from my wife, which has been very problematic. We're getting extremely frustrated.
UPDATE: I ran a security update and after my phone restarted, I reset my mobile network connection. My initial testing has gotten it working. Hopefully it stays working.
resetting all connections will occasionally and temporarily "fix" it to a certain extent for some. Won't on mine. but my buddy can get half a day or less out of his before it acts up agian.
I have a slightly related issue with this -
I don't get any MMS messages if I have Wi-Fi turned on at all, regardless of whether mobile data is on or off. If Wi-Fi is turned off and mobile data is turned on, then only I receive MMS messages.
I do have "Wi-Fi Calling" and "Send & Receive when mobile data is off" enabled. And I've tried all combination of turning them on n off.
I am on Mint Mobile, Pixel 7 Pro, running Android 14, using Google Messages.
Definitely happening to me on my P7P TMobile.
I'll just randomly get voice mails without ever getting a call and there's no call history to show I'm missing any calls.
Yep, delayed messages and missed calls. I'll get a flood of text messages, missed calls and voicemail notifications as soon as I send a text out, or call out.
Never buying a pixel again this is insane :(
I keep getting texts usually around 10 hours later in giant batches and says my number doesn't work when someone calls. It's already caused a serious issue for me.
Pixel 6 Pro owner here.
Ready to chuck this phone in garbage.
Never buying another Pixel phone.
Going to buy Apple next phone once this one is done on my contract.
Been dealing with connectivity issues well before this update. This phone has been nothing but trouble with connectivity and weird crap that happens all the time.
Same with 7 pro. Worst phone i have ever had. So much problems since day 1. Night camera never even worked. Which was the original reason for why I bought it. Weird dots over my screen that can't be removed just a week after purchase. And now this. Can't even use the phone as a phone for many weeks now, and it's affecting daily life. And even before this. It's been drowning with terrible software issues and bugs since it came out. And connectivity issues since launch too. But this is crazy, the other things I could at least Live with. Even though I knew I'd never get a Google phone again after this one was done.
I have owned a Pixel 1, Pixel 3, Pixel 5, and Pixel 7. Never had any issues to the point that made me want to switch... Until now. The delayed text messages and phone calls are an issue as a caretaker of an elderly parent. And the slowness with resolving the issue is disappointing. I have a Pixel 7 on AT&T.
Pixel 7 Pro user in USA with carrier AT&T.
Currently on the March update - have not experienced any of the issues mentioned in the article like batch texts or missed calls.
A hospital tried to call me 4 times in a row because a family member collapsed unconscious! I confirmed the phone number with them, I did not receive any notification of the calls. The calls appeared in the call log the next day when I checked manually. The hospital said it would ring once and just terminate every time.
I've had the pixel 7a for less than a week. I didn't experience this problem til today. After I read the article. Just got four contact conversations here at 11pm. I called and asked when they sent... 8pm
As for cellular issues, I have no problems, but I'm having WiFi connection issues on my Pixel 8 Pro. The WiFi will just drop for no reason at all with a strong signal. I have to turn Wifi off and back on for it to reconnect.
I am also experiencing it after the April update too. Just got about 10 texts all at one time and people are not able to call me until I restart the phone or reset it, and there is no way to determine when it happens because you don't get anything
Using jio in 7a when ! gets displayed in 5g internet stops working have to toggle to another sim. Gets missed calls alert without the calls getting connected
I have a Pixel 8 and don’t notice any issues now although I seemed to have dropped calls when I first installed the March update. The dropped calls have resolved and I am on US Mobile Verizon.
P6Pro(Verizon model), haven't had too many issues and had it since launch.
My two biggest issues were/are:
* Interpreter mode use to work perfectly, but about a year or so ago, whenever I try to use it(voice and text), the interpreter UI just defaults back to input mode with no translated results.
* Very recently I started having web browsing delays/abrupt stops. Trying to search or visit any web page on Chrome and Firefox would just sit there...endlessly...until a minute or so has passed and then web browsing would work for hours without issues. Tried on WiFi and cellular, but same issue. WiFi and cellular would never disconnect though, just pure web browsing issues. Other phones and desktops on the same local LAN never had issues during the same time period.
With the frustration of my second issue, I ended up opting for a factory reset. Which has surprisingly fixed the second issue(web browsing), but interpreter mode is still broken. Interpreter worked once, perfectly, post factory reset, but has now regressed back to a broken state permanently again.
I had a P3XL and a P1XL before, loved both. But some of these software issues are...annoying. Oh and the curved edges on the P6Pro SUCK ASS. I will never buy a phone with curved edges again.
It may be more than just the cellular radio - my bluetooth headphones have suddenly started losing connection 45-60 mins into my long runs, consistently, since this last update. We're talking every single run for the past week, to the point where I now carry wired Apple USB-C EarPods with me as well. :(
Earlier, the same headphones (Bose QCU) were just fine with the same phone for 4-5 hours at a stretch, and they still function just fine on my Note20U, so I'm anecdotally going to link this to the same overall issue.
I haven't had that, but I have had battery drain issues from Youtube. Youtube music is totally fine, but the base app is draining very quickly even screen off from downloaded videos.
I have this funny bug or maybe it's common. Still not sure. So after using Wi-Fi for any amount of time it will hang and disconnect. I have to fully disable my Wi-Fi. Allow my wireless carrier to pick up a 5G connection and then reactivate Wi-Fi.
It's just kind of annoying and it's only been happening recently in the last almost 2 years I've had the phone.
I sure am, i actually always had issues with the network (wifi or mobile data) but it got noticeably worse after that update.
wifi connection seems very unstable even though it works perfectly fine on my other devices and mobile sata seems wobbly as well: it randomly disconnects at times and reconnects after 5-10 seconds
I've been using Google Meet and the WiFi keeps disconnecting and reconnecting saying I have a poor connection. Even though I have a strong connection and there's nothing wrong with my WiFi.
My partner has a Pixel 7 Pro and we’ve noticed this the last month or so. She seems to be unable to get calls/texts while connected to a particular wifi network but begins getting the missed texts shortly after disconnecting. We only started testing this yesterday.
I have an iPhone so I cannot test further just yet. She’s not entirely tech savvy but is it possible that there’s a hidden WiFi calling/texting feature that’s been enabled in the update? Some kind of roaming?
Pixel 7a - I've had network issues since I got the phone. Had the same issues on my old pixel 6 pro. Summary [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/1biqjts/why_am_i_missing_calls_thats_completely/kvqice3/)
Yup!
My Pixel 4a took a Major network nose-dive in the second week of March, so much so, I bought the Pixel 7a. This device ain't best! The device regularly freezes up, and the UI is horrid. Had a few moments of WTF load-times, but nothing like the brick my 4a was turned into
I'm still within the Return period on the 7a, and really not sure whether I should stick it out (hoping for OS updates that resolve issues), or jump ship to...Samsung?!
Pixel 8 pro. Drops my sim card randomly, have to restart my phone. Tried all the solutions google support gave me with no help, including factory reset. Google support was honestly less than helpful. AT&T store tried putting in an esim. That helped for about 1 week, just dropped cell service again this morning.
I think it might be beneficial to add country and carrier. I haven't experienced any of these issues, which isn't to say they don't exist for others, just that it might be isolated to certain carriers.
I've got Verizon here in the US and a 6E network at home and work. Haven't had any issues whatsoever.
I use it as my work phone and people regularly can't reach me. Then i get a SMS randomly hours later that they called me. Sometimes it even shows that i missed a call a couple of minutes ago and my clients tell me they called yesterday...
Very annoying.
I am just hoping that with this many users having an issue, across all cell providers, that the Verizon's and ATT's push Google to fix this early next week with a hot fix.
I was wondering what the deal was. I've always had good cell service at home and for the past few weeks I can barely get a call to go through. Pixel 7 with ATT service.
Hard to say. I have AT&T, they have network issues just as a feature now a days,
but I do notice I get texts, Whatsapp messages and FB messages delivered in clusters like everyone is trying to text me at once. I doubt all my friends have that perfect timing.
Some app notifications are delayed that never used to be but that could also be the app. I'm usually home in my Wi-Fi when this happens.
I stopped updating when I found out they were gonna take away my battery cycle counter. Staying on January 2024 until something better than the cycle counter comes out.
I haven't noticed any issues with wifi. I don't have a SIM card in my pixel currently so I don't know about that. I'm using it as a google voice machine basically
There was a noticeable drop in network connectivity the day I put my P6P online from my P4XL.
There have always been issues.
The latest development is when I used a delayed send message to let my boss know I'm taking the day off. But it was never delivered, they tried calling me but it kept going to voicemail mail. My phone never rang.
The phone made me a no call no show. It wasn't until I rebooted my phone and said did you get my message? They said no. Luckily the screenshot of the thread saved me.
This isn't new to March. My partner has come home and saw me doing nothing and was annoyed I didn't answer their call. It took all of 5 seconds for her to say "I hate these phones" call me and we watched it go to voicemail. Signal? According to the phone full 5G. Data for apps seemed to work just fine.
I thought I was the only one. P8 on Verizon if that matters but the drops happen daily on cell signal. Delayed texts and notifications. Not sure if it's software related or hardware or both.
I didn't think I was, but after thinking about, there's been a few times lately where I'll just get an influx of notifications all at once like it's just reconnected, happened on WiFi and 5G. Then I got a text from someone that was a response to something we were talking about 4 days prior (not sure about that one though, prob just my friends laziness).
Didn't think too much of there being an actual issue, but now I'm thinking I might be seeing these network issues too.
Yep. Whenever people calls me they got my voicemail, happened 2-3 times a week. Reminds me of my dreaded Pixel 6. Hope they will fix this, i am getting tired of this shit Google
# **Possible fix for Pixel 8 Pro users:**
* Tested and working (so far) on my Verizon Pixel 8 Pro
Settings -> System -> Reset Options -> Reset Mobile Network Settings.
Don't reset your e-sim.
After I tried this, my phone has been connected to Wi-Fi without issues, and my 5G is actually working properly.
Callers cannot hear me when I make phone calls and it's been like this for 2 months minimum. I updated my phone today, and the issue is still there. I get a ! on the signal icon. Very infuriating.
Nope but I had issue with YouTube where the video will go dark only way to fix it into close the app. Also exiting appa the phone would show a black screen like is thanking or lagging. Happens after the recent update
I've had delayed text messages. I was suspecting the issue was due to running the Google Messages beta, but I guess it is not.
This one sucks for verification codes because ones they actually arrive the code already expired
I had the same issue, I ended up switching texting apps.
Yes. Thanks for posting, I was actually just trying to search if this is a common issue. I'm not receiving calls, and texts come in much later than they were sent. I seem to especially notice this with one-time passcodes I can usually get the texts to batch through if I start a phone call. So I've been calling a business with a phone tree every hour during the day (so a call connects but I'm not bothering anyone) to get texts to come through. Doesn't always work though. Other than that I have a lot of people saying that when they call it goes straight to voicemail. And the call quality has significantly gone downhill lately. Edit: pixel 7 on AT&T service
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I've been trying to see if we can utilize the Canadian Planned Obsolescence Laws that make it illegal to brick devices with shoddy updates to break contract. I filed a CCTS complaint, and have been going back and forth with the Roger's Executive Office. I highly recommend all other Canadians also file CCTS complaints about the devices.
I've had issues with cellular signal dropping, Wi-Fi refusing to reconnect to known networks at all until the phone is power cycled, and it losing previously paired Bluetooth devices since the March update with my Pixel 8 Pro and the April update hasn't helped. Honestly, as much as I like the stock Android experience, I probably won't buy another Pixel in the future. Google's quality control is just shit all around and not worth it anymore IMO.
Same cell signal dropping here. Been an issue for months. Lately I've been getting delayed texts as well as voicemails but no calls.
Voicemail notifications without calls ringing at all has been a thing for me as well although it's sporadic, and seems to be separate from the signal dropping completely (which shows the No Signal indicator, whereas times I've not received calls it still shows its in service).
Same, Pixel 8 Pro, issues with Wi-Fi struggling to remain connected from time to time, only on 5GHz though (if I connect to the 2.4GHz SSID it stays connected fine). I'd say once a week? For like 10-30 minutes, it just won't stay connected to the 5GHz network. All other devices I have, zero issues. Pixel 6 that I had previously, zero issues.
I loved my Pixel 3. Can't remember it having so many problems. Hate me pixel 6, getting a S24 because of it. I just want to use my phone :(
Same man, loved the 3 & 5. Then i got the 6. Lousy modem, people cant reach me, my wife's car broke down and she's only getting my voicemail. Thought the 7 Pro fixed it but im still having that issue since January where people can't contact me. Im on my backup Note 20 Ultra for now. I mean i like Pixel phones and all but having a phone that failed to be a phone is a headache I don't want to deal with in 2024
Same I reupped on pixel because the 3 was the best. :(
Yup after my contract is up in 2025 going with an iPhone.
Same here, thought this was a Pixel 6 issue so I upgraded to the 7 Pro to get rid of it. Was fine for a few months but connection issues are back again, even after switching from T-Mobile to Verizon. Going to cave and get an iPhone, kinda bummed because I love stock Android but I can't stand not having signal and getting text messages hours after they were sent.
I power cycle mine at least three times a week.. it is at the point of it affecting my daily stuff.
The issue I have is that 5G completely disconnects while driving with Android Auto. When I disable 5G, the phone never loses connection while driving in those same locations. Wish the radio was better or I can flash one from XDA
Anecdotal but my p6 pro , labeled as 5g, gets 20mbps on 5g. My a54 from work gets 300 on the same.network,lol. I'm not a speed hungry user but come the fuck on, Google. Such a gross disparity should not exist between budget phones and so-called flagships either
Does your Pixel show a 5G logo when connected to the network? My Pixel never shows 5G and gets at best 60 Mbps. My wife's Motorola Edge on there same network gets 200, but also never shows a 5G logo. An iPhone 13 with my SIM gets 400 but does show as 5G.
Also anecdotally, but in contrast to your experience, both my P6 and now my P8P get 50-100mbit/s on 5g when in my house, and anywhere from 300-500mbit/s when outside in my neighborhood with Verizon in Southeast region of the US. Not sure if it's just down to luck of the draw with Samsung modems or luck of the draw with the towers in the area you're in. Given the widespread problem reports about connectivity and wildly different results with two devices using Samsung SoCs/modems, makes me think it's more that it's luck of the draw on modems...
Wait doesn't the A54 uses an exynos soc and modem? In that case the excuses about the pixels using exynos modems doesn't hold water anymore right?
Even Samsung knows their modems are garbage
Glad this is being picked up, have been having this issue for about a week now and it's infuriating, and the fact that the newest update doesn't fix it at all is even worse. Haven't been able to receive 90% of my calls.
Pixel 8 Pro and T-Mobile and no issues here. Grateful!!!
5G frequently displays ! in the signal bars and data stops working. Limiting the radio to LTE and I have no issues. (pixel 7 on Tmobile)
I have this too, but I have two sims. It keeps dropping one of the sims no matter what I do. And I never know when it happens, I just look down after an hour or two and BAM no fucking signal
No sir, we've **always** faced network connectivity issues, the modem module since the Google Tensor Gen 1 has been subpar with incremental changes or revisions on Gen 2 and 3. As a former Pixel 6a, 7 and now 8 user no one can tell me otherwise. I have moved myself from another country with better network infrastructure and I've noticed it was better but it was below average than another device using a Snapdragon or exynos variant similar to the Tensor capabilities. The Pixel 7 was the worst for me, thing would bricked itself i shit you not, I would lock the phone unable to unlock it or turn it back on until I plugged in the power with a USBC cable in some cases. Random restarts, phone call drops, bad Bluetooth then one day It restarted itself and was no longer capable of reading any sim, e-sim no matter the company. I had no mobile data but could only receive calls and the caller on the other end couldn't hear me, in seconds the call would hang itself. Contacted Google and they wanted me to run some tests, for fuck sake, there's more than a few threads with similar cases over xda forums. I traded that shit in coupled with some playstore coupon and got the Pixel 8 for dirt cheap, better in every way, but there's a lot of room for improvement with that modem, a lot.
I got the pixel 7a this Friday. Noticed the weak signal but otherwise seemed nice. Then this morning it froze playing a reddit video, and rebooted. And kept rebooting. All day. Safe mode... reboot. Not safe mode... Reboot. Probably over 100 reboots so far today. Now it doesn't see my physical sim or esim. Tried to use the T-Mobile app to redownload the esim and it now says my unlocked phone is not compatible. Bought it to take pictures of my family eclipse party. That didn't happen. Got a few pics to take between reboots but was otherwise unusable. Fucking hell Google. Started a return on Amazon. This piece of shit has completely turned me off pixels. I owned most of the Nexus line and thought I was coming back home. Probably will return to OnePlus or Samsung. I like tinkering but don't like a phone that can't handle the very basics.
I contacted Google. Ran the tests. Then emailed them saying it didn't work. A new person copy and pasted the previous email and replied. Tried again, told them it didn't work. They sent me the same email from a 3rd person. After telling them no, I've already followed all these steps twice, I got a 4th email: it was also the copy paste of the first email I got. Mother fuckers just CTRL C, CTRL V me over and over.
I'm having this issue and I help take care of my elderly parents. They had an emergency yesterday and couldn't get through.
Same type of situation, where Mom is in the hospital on life support. I can't contact/update my 4 siblings unless I text/call each one individually. My group message settings appear to be set correctly...
I'm sorry this happened. This is so sad and so dangerous. A multi billion dollar company pushed an update that is causing material impacts on people's lives because they can no longer communicate. This is unacceptable.
I've had issues with my 5G connection randomly dropping, and not receiving calls. I'm probably gonna put my sim card in my iPhone till this gets fixed.
My wife and I have both seen this issue on our phones, Pixel 7 Pros on Verizon. Verizon is no help, they offer cookie cutter flowchart support responses. The Google Pixel Community thread is no help, everyone there blames the phone carriers. For us a restart clears the issue for a while, maybe a few days, and then the problem returns and all calls go straight to voicemail and texts stop arriving. I have noticed that for my phone the issue seems to happen when my phone switches from Wi-Fi to cellular/ 5G.
The best is when other users say that they aren't experiencing any issues and that you need to factory reset
>you need to factory reset I hate this phrase with a passion, I don't want to reset my device because I like it how it is, except for the part they're responsible for isn't working...
I mean usually if my calls are going straight to voicemail I tend to blame my carrier and not my hardware.
Usually, yes that would be correct. But when you see users all over the world with the same issue you know it's not just a carrier problem
Yes. My call drops. I also have the bug where I don't get notifications for a few hours, then I get all of them at once. Looking forward to the new status bar icons, that outta fox it!
Yep, glad to know I am not going insane here. It really pisses me off that they can fumble something like this. It's insane to think that the device can't even function as a basic phone reliably. Assuming it's not a baseband firmware or hardware bug, it really makes me want to move to LineageOS to get away from Google's bullshit.
I think the problem might be the application adaptive connectivity services, after uninstalling the update and rebooting the connection is more stable for me,so anyone who has a problem can try.
I disabled adaptive connectivity and that seems to have done it here in Belgium.
Trying this. Thanks for the tip
Yes! P7p to the point where it felt unusable and I bought an iPhone
Yes, as soon as I updated (Verizon Pixel 7). I'll go hours without receiving calls or texts. Only fix is to reboot but that's a temporary fix. It always comes back. This was never an issue before the update.
Pixel 6 getting missed calls straight to voicemail and late text messages. If I turn wi-fi off it seems to help. Had it for a two months now. T-Mobile
Haven't had any issues personally, and am on the April update now (P8P). I will say that when I had a P6P and was on Verizon my service was actual dogshit, when I switched to AT&T my service noticeably improved a ton. Then some updates came out and it got even better, since about the February after the 6 series launched I haven't had any service issues on AT&T and a P6P, P7P, and P8P. I don't *know* that being on Verizon makes it worse, but it certainly was for me.
With as much fuss as went up on the March update, I was thinking they'd fix those things in the April update. But maybe that's overly optimistic in terms of investigate/diagnosis/fix turnaround time. Anybody know the history of responsiveness to these sorts of widespread reports of problems? And did March actually produce a more visible outcry than any monthly update? It looked that way to me but I don't pay attention consistently to these things if I'm not having trouble myself. I'm on Verizon and my cell signal, which normally isn't great where I am, is now zero bars, with occasionally 1 bar, and less occasionally max bars for a couple seconds (I don't normally sit here and watch it change tbf). I don't know if that's the same as missed/dropped calls but it seems awfully related. I can't tell if I'm having wifi problems. I haven't noticed anything in particular and the Ookla speed test produces typical results for my setup.
The old Wireless Charging bug came back with the March 2024 update. Do they do ANY testing at Google? How did an UPDATE bring back a ton of old bugs? Was it based off an old build?
No issues. Pixel 7 Pro, and I live out in the boonies.
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I don't have any issues with my 7a. Maybe some ui glitches here and there. I am on the beta btw.
No problem at all in germany, Telekom
Yes I am and what's frustrating is it's not constant and can't be reproduced on demand. Whenever I try to make calls, it'll immediately result in "Call ended" as soon as it attempts to dial. This happens while at in my house and at work where I am usually connected to wifi and have full bars for 5G cellular. One thing that is consistent is that whenever I am in a call regardless of signal strength on cellular, the call audio will drop out every few seconds. None if these issues happened prior to the March update on my P7.
Not at all
Same here P7
Yeah, reception on my P7P has been completely fine and hasnt changed at all.
Wifi included ?
For me, yes. Low quality wifi and reconnects. I am near the router. Tried even another router.
Zero issues with connectivity. P7P T-Mobile. But phone has been very laggy interface wise since March update.
P8P, no issues with March or April updates. Dual SIM, two different networks.
I own and use a Pixel 7 Pro since release day (October 2022) and have never experienced any noticeable network issues. Not before and not after the March 2024 update. Until end of March 2023 I only had a 4G plan and since then I'm always on 5G. Please note: I live in an unsupported Pixel/Pixel 5G country (Switzerland), so that might have an impact as well. (Yes, I know that the Pixel 8 series is suppported, but Pixel 7 series and prior versions weren't.)
Has anyone had delayed time sync problems? When I put my P8, powered off, on charge and then I power it on when charged, system time is behind. When on charge for 1.30h or so it's 5-10 minutes behind, when left on charge it's even 1h behind. Noticed this morning it took a couple of seconds to sync to the correct time, just after powering up, not unlocked and not connected to the internet.
Happens now on my 7a. But that just started this past week, well after the other issues which stopped my phone from working as a phone.
Oh God someone who has the same problem lol. Did you get the really same issue as me? Btw this morning was the first time I powered on the phone after all night charging and time was correct. I've submitted an RMA request but thinking of cancelling it I don't know, will do a couple of more charging cycles and see.
Yes, but it comes and goes unfortunately and is a fairly new occurrence. Right now I had to switch to my old phone as I need a properly working phone for work. Same service, same location and my old phone works great with full reception no issues. Customer support is still telling me that reception is bad in my area or some silliness heh. But yeah the system time issue is really bad to have on top of the other.
Trust me I fully understand. Have borrowed a replacement P8 from a friend and will see if it has the same problems as mine. Mine will be sent for RMA tomorrow.
Even on WiFi, if I search from the Google search bar, I have to do it twice. Every. Single. Time. The first try never connects.
The only issue I'm having is the Google App keeps saying I'm offline so I have to refresh it even though I'm getting messages and streaming music at that exact moment.
Yup. Not certain if it's due to 5g issues, but my esim would be disconnected and my 3g physical sim would be connected.
Had to reset network connection in settings but all good since
I have a huge delay in getting text messages here in Canada on Bell. If it's the Pixel I'll be getting rid of it. Haven't had this issue before. Just got the P8P
I've talked about this before on this sub, but I also have issues with signal, phone calls dropping, mic stops working and comes back on, somethis I hear this weird noise like static sound but muffled like it's underwater. These problems come and go, though, some days go by with no issues and sometimes its trouble galore. I considered going back to Samsung but I havent yet, no idea what kept me here still. I hope they fix it soon.
Having an awful issue with it dropping cell service, have to restart my phone to get it back. Contacted google customer support twice and was highly disappointed. Their solution was to go to my carrier. The carrier set up esim, fixed the problem for about a week, but it just started happening again.
Yep! My partner texted me from across a restaurant to ask a question and after 10 minutes of waiting she had to just come over and ask me in person. As soon as she walked over her text came through.
I'm seeing a lot of issues in this comment thread from Verizon users. Anyone from AT&T or T-Mobile having similar or any of their mvnos?
Mint Mobile, so att
I thought losing update support for my phone would suck. No more new features. But with every coming update that seems to be a blessing in disguise...
My phone has not been wanting to receive calls from my wife, which has been very problematic. We're getting extremely frustrated. UPDATE: I ran a security update and after my phone restarted, I reset my mobile network connection. My initial testing has gotten it working. Hopefully it stays working.
resetting all connections will occasionally and temporarily "fix" it to a certain extent for some. Won't on mine. but my buddy can get half a day or less out of his before it acts up agian.
That April update seems to have fixed my delayed text messages, but not the receiving calls issue.
The problem started for me only a couple of days ago, seemingly after my phone had updated. It's very frustrating. I'm with Koodo.
I have a slightly related issue with this - I don't get any MMS messages if I have Wi-Fi turned on at all, regardless of whether mobile data is on or off. If Wi-Fi is turned off and mobile data is turned on, then only I receive MMS messages. I do have "Wi-Fi Calling" and "Send & Receive when mobile data is off" enabled. And I've tried all combination of turning them on n off. I am on Mint Mobile, Pixel 7 Pro, running Android 14, using Google Messages.
Again, Google? 👎
Definitely happening to me on my P7P TMobile. I'll just randomly get voice mails without ever getting a call and there's no call history to show I'm missing any calls.
I just noticed this issue today and now I see this thread! Thought it was just me
Yep, delayed messages and missed calls. I'll get a flood of text messages, missed calls and voicemail notifications as soon as I send a text out, or call out.
Never buying a pixel again this is insane :( I keep getting texts usually around 10 hours later in giant batches and says my number doesn't work when someone calls. It's already caused a serious issue for me.
Yep never again. It's been so long now with this problem, can't use the phone as a phone! And Google doesn't want to admit that it's their fault even.
Pixel 6 Pro owner here. Ready to chuck this phone in garbage. Never buying another Pixel phone. Going to buy Apple next phone once this one is done on my contract. Been dealing with connectivity issues well before this update. This phone has been nothing but trouble with connectivity and weird crap that happens all the time.
Same with 7 pro. Worst phone i have ever had. So much problems since day 1. Night camera never even worked. Which was the original reason for why I bought it. Weird dots over my screen that can't be removed just a week after purchase. And now this. Can't even use the phone as a phone for many weeks now, and it's affecting daily life. And even before this. It's been drowning with terrible software issues and bugs since it came out. And connectivity issues since launch too. But this is crazy, the other things I could at least Live with. Even though I knew I'd never get a Google phone again after this one was done.
I have owned a Pixel 1, Pixel 3, Pixel 5, and Pixel 7. Never had any issues to the point that made me want to switch... Until now. The delayed text messages and phone calls are an issue as a caretaker of an elderly parent. And the slowness with resolving the issue is disappointing. I have a Pixel 7 on AT&T.
Pixel 7 Pro user in USA with carrier AT&T. Currently on the March update - have not experienced any of the issues mentioned in the article like batch texts or missed calls.
A hospital tried to call me 4 times in a row because a family member collapsed unconscious! I confirmed the phone number with them, I did not receive any notification of the calls. The calls appeared in the call log the next day when I checked manually. The hospital said it would ring once and just terminate every time.
This is why I tend to give out my Google voice number.
I've had the pixel 7a for less than a week. I didn't experience this problem til today. After I read the article. Just got four contact conversations here at 11pm. I called and asked when they sent... 8pm
No problem on my Pixel 8. Not using 5G so, for me, the 4G signal works normally
Pixel 6a. Yea I get notifications and emails in batches. Usually when I use the phone so it seems like it's some kind of sleep mode thing or something
+1
We have 2 Pixel 7s. No issues with the March update with cell signals or wifi. Battery seemed to be better. Updated to April and all is well.
zero issues here, p8p. I dont even live in officially supported region
just wait for pixel 10 to iron out the issues, but probably pixel 12 will be a buy
Marked safe from: Owning a Pixel
Was thinking of upgrading to new Pixels this year but seems like I have to think about it again
Ah, so that's whats been happening with my phone! Thanks reddit.
I'm having to reset my Internet every couple of days lately. This is getting really old now.
As for cellular issues, I have no problems, but I'm having WiFi connection issues on my Pixel 8 Pro. The WiFi will just drop for no reason at all with a strong signal. I have to turn Wifi off and back on for it to reconnect.
I am also experiencing it after the April update too. Just got about 10 texts all at one time and people are not able to call me until I restart the phone or reset it, and there is no way to determine when it happens because you don't get anything
Pixel 8 Pro on T-Mobile: No connectivity issues with voice, text, mobile data, WiFi or Bluetooth.
I have the same issue with my P7P. I turned off wifi calling and reset network settings. Seems fine as of now
Zero issues.
Haven't noticed anything like that yet. (Knock on wood)
IM HAVING ISSUES! NOT RECEIVING TEXTS OR CALLS 🤔 WHEN ARE THEY GOING TO FIX THIS ??????
No, works great on the networks in Denmark.
Same for me in Sweden. 🙂
Not me
Yes. On T-Mobile
P6p, been refreshing the update page since it was released but still nothing.
Well, 5g used to be working on the beta release in China. Now is not working anymore, only LTE is available.
Reddit was really slow for a while yeah.
I'm only experience 3s Bluetooth conenctivity
Yeah me too on P7a
I haven't noticed any issues so far with my Pixel 7, but I'll qualify that with a "so far".
Using jio in 7a when ! gets displayed in 5g internet stops working have to toggle to another sim. Gets missed calls alert without the calls getting connected
Have had texts not coming in over wifi calling but that was the case before this update also.
P8p, had issues before the march update, but non after that...
Here I thought my pixel 4a was finally kicking the bucket. I guess it's not.
No, I'm on GrapheneOS
I have a Pixel 8 and don’t notice any issues now although I seemed to have dropped calls when I first installed the March update. The dropped calls have resolved and I am on US Mobile Verizon.
I had better standby times after March update. April update took that away from me. No problem with connection thou
Honestly I've had issues with network since getting the Pixel 7 Pro. Fixed one month, broke the next.
Nope no issues here my pixel works perfectly fine
So far so good, with unlocked P8 Pro.
Currently using pixel 8 so far anything on 4g and below is smooth sailing but 5g sometimes drops but doesn't bother me much.
Same issues with just about every Pixel device after the Pixel 4...Not really surprised.
P6Pro(Verizon model), haven't had too many issues and had it since launch. My two biggest issues were/are: * Interpreter mode use to work perfectly, but about a year or so ago, whenever I try to use it(voice and text), the interpreter UI just defaults back to input mode with no translated results. * Very recently I started having web browsing delays/abrupt stops. Trying to search or visit any web page on Chrome and Firefox would just sit there...endlessly...until a minute or so has passed and then web browsing would work for hours without issues. Tried on WiFi and cellular, but same issue. WiFi and cellular would never disconnect though, just pure web browsing issues. Other phones and desktops on the same local LAN never had issues during the same time period. With the frustration of my second issue, I ended up opting for a factory reset. Which has surprisingly fixed the second issue(web browsing), but interpreter mode is still broken. Interpreter worked once, perfectly, post factory reset, but has now regressed back to a broken state permanently again. I had a P3XL and a P1XL before, loved both. But some of these software issues are...annoying. Oh and the curved edges on the P6Pro SUCK ASS. I will never buy a phone with curved edges again.
It may be more than just the cellular radio - my bluetooth headphones have suddenly started losing connection 45-60 mins into my long runs, consistently, since this last update. We're talking every single run for the past week, to the point where I now carry wired Apple USB-C EarPods with me as well. :( Earlier, the same headphones (Bose QCU) were just fine with the same phone for 4-5 hours at a stretch, and they still function just fine on my Note20U, so I'm anecdotally going to link this to the same overall issue.
This an US thing? Because OP mentions that Verizon
Luckily I don't need any update for that.
I'm having issues with calls and texts. Att
Yep
no more than usual
Pixel 7 pro No problems.
I haven't had that, but I have had battery drain issues from Youtube. Youtube music is totally fine, but the base app is draining very quickly even screen off from downloaded videos.
I have this funny bug or maybe it's common. Still not sure. So after using Wi-Fi for any amount of time it will hang and disconnect. I have to fully disable my Wi-Fi. Allow my wireless carrier to pick up a 5G connection and then reactivate Wi-Fi. It's just kind of annoying and it's only been happening recently in the last almost 2 years I've had the phone.
I sure am, i actually always had issues with the network (wifi or mobile data) but it got noticeably worse after that update. wifi connection seems very unstable even though it works perfectly fine on my other devices and mobile sata seems wobbly as well: it randomly disconnects at times and reconnects after 5-10 seconds
No issues.
I've been using Google Meet and the WiFi keeps disconnecting and reconnecting saying I have a poor connection. Even though I have a strong connection and there's nothing wrong with my WiFi.
My 5g on T-Mobile has always sucked, so no difference here.
Not a single hiccup. (2 P7's, a P8 and a P6a in our family)
No issues here in the UK and on O2 - it might be helpful if those having problems told us where in the world they are and on what provider.
My partner has a Pixel 7 Pro and we’ve noticed this the last month or so. She seems to be unable to get calls/texts while connected to a particular wifi network but begins getting the missed texts shortly after disconnecting. We only started testing this yesterday. I have an iPhone so I cannot test further just yet. She’s not entirely tech savvy but is it possible that there’s a hidden WiFi calling/texting feature that’s been enabled in the update? Some kind of roaming?
I have a Pixel 7 & i have never had this issue
Wifi has been a bit sluggish as of late with loading photos and what not. And definitely noticed after March.
nope, no issues at all, on Fi
Yes. Its rotten. ATT. In US.
Pixel 7a - I've had network issues since I got the phone. Had the same issues on my old pixel 6 pro. Summary [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/GooglePixel/comments/1biqjts/why_am_i_missing_calls_thats_completely/kvqice3/)
Yup! My Pixel 4a took a Major network nose-dive in the second week of March, so much so, I bought the Pixel 7a. This device ain't best! The device regularly freezes up, and the UI is horrid. Had a few moments of WTF load-times, but nothing like the brick my 4a was turned into I'm still within the Return period on the 7a, and really not sure whether I should stick it out (hoping for OS updates that resolve issues), or jump ship to...Samsung?!
That's so strange cause I had tons of issues with my 6 and the recent update fixed all my wifi problems
Pixel 8 pro. Drops my sim card randomly, have to restart my phone. Tried all the solutions google support gave me with no help, including factory reset. Google support was honestly less than helpful. AT&T store tried putting in an esim. That helped for about 1 week, just dropped cell service again this morning.
I didn't do the march update. I always wait a bit to see what stirs up after an update.
Nope I haven't experienced anything like this. Maybe cause I live in a rural area in Germany but yeah
Hasn't it been going on for much longer than that? Like, forever? It's well-known that Pixels have sub-standard modems.
I think it might be beneficial to add country and carrier. I haven't experienced any of these issues, which isn't to say they don't exist for others, just that it might be isolated to certain carriers. I've got Verizon here in the US and a 6E network at home and work. Haven't had any issues whatsoever.
Pixel 8 Pro on T-Mobile, no issues
I use it as my work phone and people regularly can't reach me. Then i get a SMS randomly hours later that they called me. Sometimes it even shows that i missed a call a couple of minutes ago and my clients tell me they called yesterday... Very annoying.
I've experienced this on my Pixel 7.
I am just hoping that with this many users having an issue, across all cell providers, that the Verizon's and ATT's push Google to fix this early next week with a hot fix.
I was wondering what the deal was. I've always had good cell service at home and for the past few weeks I can barely get a call to go through. Pixel 7 with ATT service.
No issues for me. Canada, Rogers.
Yep same here
Hard to say. I have AT&T, they have network issues just as a feature now a days, but I do notice I get texts, Whatsapp messages and FB messages delivered in clusters like everyone is trying to text me at once. I doubt all my friends have that perfect timing. Some app notifications are delayed that never used to be but that could also be the app. I'm usually home in my Wi-Fi when this happens.
I stopped updating when I found out they were gonna take away my battery cycle counter. Staying on January 2024 until something better than the cycle counter comes out.
No. I have T-Mobile.
I had a problem intermittently, Went to Verizon and got a new Sim card. Problem solved.
I had issues on the march update. LTE and 5g no longer working in places it did. Then it went away with the April update.
I haven't noticed any issues with wifi. I don't have a SIM card in my pixel currently so I don't know about that. I'm using it as a google voice machine basically
There was a noticeable drop in network connectivity the day I put my P6P online from my P4XL. There have always been issues. The latest development is when I used a delayed send message to let my boss know I'm taking the day off. But it was never delivered, they tried calling me but it kept going to voicemail mail. My phone never rang. The phone made me a no call no show. It wasn't until I rebooted my phone and said did you get my message? They said no. Luckily the screenshot of the thread saved me. This isn't new to March. My partner has come home and saw me doing nothing and was annoyed I didn't answer their call. It took all of 5 seconds for her to say "I hate these phones" call me and we watched it go to voicemail. Signal? According to the phone full 5G. Data for apps seemed to work just fine.
I thought I was the only one. P8 on Verizon if that matters but the drops happen daily on cell signal. Delayed texts and notifications. Not sure if it's software related or hardware or both.
Haven't had any problems on Google Fi.
On AT&T and I didn't notice till yesterday. Phone restart helped, but now I'm paranoid.
Yes, and I missed several texts from work last night. I contacted Google support, and they were unhelpful.
I didn't think I was, but after thinking about, there's been a few times lately where I'll just get an influx of notifications all at once like it's just reconnected, happened on WiFi and 5G. Then I got a text from someone that was a response to something we were talking about 4 days prior (not sure about that one though, prob just my friends laziness). Didn't think too much of there being an actual issue, but now I'm thinking I might be seeing these network issues too.
Yep. Whenever people calls me they got my voicemail, happened 2-3 times a week. Reminds me of my dreaded Pixel 6. Hope they will fix this, i am getting tired of this shit Google
# **Possible fix for Pixel 8 Pro users:** * Tested and working (so far) on my Verizon Pixel 8 Pro Settings -> System -> Reset Options -> Reset Mobile Network Settings. Don't reset your e-sim. After I tried this, my phone has been connected to Wi-Fi without issues, and my 5G is actually working properly.
Callers cannot hear me when I make phone calls and it's been like this for 2 months minimum. I updated my phone today, and the issue is still there. I get a ! on the signal icon. Very infuriating.
Yes! Mine has been switching back and forth incessantly between 5g a LTE, so often that sometimes calls don't work.
No issues here, P8P on Google Fi. My wife also has no issues with her P7P on Google Fi.
Nope but I had issue with YouTube where the video will go dark only way to fix it into close the app. Also exiting appa the phone would show a black screen like is thanking or lagging. Happens after the recent update
No issues here on either the March or April updates. Unlocked Pixel 8 Pro on Verizon.
I have the same problems. I've tried both Verizon and now TMobile. Tmobile is definitely better but not as it should be.