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posted 2015-06-29 11:56:25 +0200

[bug?] Strange behaviour with WLAN and mobile network activated

I have now watched the behaviour of the phone over several months and came to the conclusion that there is a bigger problem with activated WLAN and mobile network at the same time.

Whenever I'm at work I can see available WLAN in my corner which are encrypted. That's ok so far, I'm not using them since they are irrelevant for me. But I see that the phone constantly shows the empty WLAN signal with asterisk, as if I am connected to something. Whenever this happens I lose my mobile network connection and can see that I neither can receive chat messages (like Whatsup) nor email or open any page in the browser. As soon as I turn of WLAN everything work fine but I regularly lose the mobile network for a couple of seconds every few minutes.

Can I create log files that can be useful for developer?

I think it's really an annoying thing to have this behaviour. My work-phone which uses the same mobile network doesn't lose the connection, so I can exclude the signal quality from the station.

[bug?] Strange behaviour with WLAN and mobile network activated

I have now watched the behaviour of the phone over several months and came to the conclusion that there is a bigger problem with activated WLAN and mobile network at the same time.

Whenever I'm at work I can see available WLAN in my corner which are encrypted. That's ok so far, I'm not using them since they are irrelevant for me. But I see that the phone constantly shows the empty WLAN signal with asterisk, as if I am connected to something. Whenever this happens I lose my mobile network connection and can see that I neither can receive chat messages (like Whatsup) nor email or open any page in the browser. As soon as I turn of WLAN everything work fine but I regularly lose the mobile network for a couple of seconds every few minutes.

Can I create log files that can be useful for developer?

I think it's really an annoying thing to have this behaviour. My work-phone which uses the same mobile network doesn't lose the connection, so I can exclude the signal quality from the station.

[bug?] Strange behaviour with WLAN and mobile network activated

I have now watched the behaviour of the phone over several months and came to the conclusion that there is a bigger problem with activated WLAN and mobile network at the same time.

Whenever I'm at work I can see available WLAN in my corner which are encrypted. That's ok so far, I'm not using them since they are irrelevant for me. But I see that the phone constantly shows the empty WLAN signal with asterisk, as if I am connected to something. Whenever this happens I lose my mobile network connection and can see that I neither can receive chat messages (like Whatsup) nor email or open any page in the browser. As soon as I turn of WLAN everything work fine but I regularly lose the mobile network for a couple of seconds every few minutes.

Can I create log files that can be useful for developer?

I think it's really an annoying thing to have this behaviour. My work-phone which uses the same mobile network doesn't lose the connection, so I can exclude the signal quality from the station.

[bug?] Strange behaviour with WLAN and mobile network activated(WLAN ?) mobile network activated - instability

I have now watched the behaviour of the phone over several months and came to the conclusion that there is a bigger problem with activated WLAN and mobile network at the same time.

Whenever I'm at work I can see available WLAN in my corner which are encrypted. That's ok so far, I'm not using them since they are irrelevant for me. But I see that the phone constantly shows the empty WLAN signal with asterisk, as if I am connected to something. Whenever this happens I lose my mobile network connection and can see that I neither can receive chat messages (like Whatsup) nor email or open any page in the browser. As soon as I turn of WLAN everything work fine but I regularly lose the mobile network for a couple of seconds every few minutes.

Can I create log files that can be useful for developer?

I think it's really an annoying thing to have this behaviour. My work-phone which uses the same mobile network doesn't lose the connection, so I can exclude the signal quality from the station.


Edit/Update: I'm not so sure anymore if there is an actual interference with WLAN. The WLAN symbol with a star seems to be just the result of another problem: Instability with the mobile network. It seems more that the mobile network connection is constantly breaking and the wlan then get chosen as an option from the OS although there are no known networks reachable

So I think the problem needs to be searched within the mobile network handling. I changed the title to better fit my updated status.

[bug?] Strange behaviour with (WLAN ?) mobile network activated - instability

I have now watched the behaviour of the phone over several months and came to the conclusion that there is a bigger problem with activated WLAN and mobile network at the same time.

Whenever I'm at work I can see available WLAN in my corner which are encrypted. That's ok so far, I'm not using them since they are irrelevant for me. But I see that the phone constantly shows the empty WLAN signal with asterisk, as if I am connected to something. Whenever this happens I lose my mobile network connection and can see that I neither can receive chat messages (like Whatsup) nor email or open any page in the browser. As soon as I turn of WLAN everything work fine but I regularly lose the mobile network for a couple of seconds every few minutes.

Can I create log files that can be useful for developer?

I think it's really an annoying thing to have this behaviour. My work-phone which uses the same mobile network doesn't lose the connection, so I can exclude the signal quality from the station.


Edit/Update: I'm not so sure anymore if there is an actual interference with WLAN. The WLAN symbol with a star seems to be just the result of another problem: Instability with the mobile network. It seems more that the mobile network connection is constantly breaking and the wlan then get gets chosen as an option from the OS although there are no known networks reachable

So I think the problem needs to be searched within the mobile network handling. I changed the title to better fit my updated status.