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I'd suggest recording Android logs and trying to figure out what's causing it from there. Here's how you can capture logs on Android: Look for huge txt files in the "bug report", it'll contain the log. |
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@Iconology it's normal because (i don't remeber whats the one who check that) but Google check if you are connected to internet with their domain but you can find it with the adb command
In my case before changing for IOS i had disabled it since i don't have to see an exclamation mark to see i don't have internet. |
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Use ADB Shell to input the following commands in this order: OR you can try blacklisting google.com, but whitelisting gstatic.com or whitelisting only connectivitycheck.gstatic.com. What sucks is that VPN apps do not prevent Android phones from contacting those domains when Android phones go into sleep mode. It defeats the point of a VPN... |
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Hey there,
I'm trying to slowly move away from google, so added a block to google.com via custom rules but it is causing an android phone (Galaxy s8) WiFi to show as internet may be unavailable. I've whitelisted every other requests being blocked so the only domain being blocked is google.com.
I'm curious if this is an unintentional bug, or why one would correlate with the other, as it seems quite random for it to effect WiFi connectivity status. It's purely cosmetic, WiFi still functions just has the error on the symbol at the top and error code in notifications.
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