Recent content by Mark SuckerBurg

The Pixel 6 couldn't even make or receive calls most of the time. I'm not even joking. If the Pixel 8 can't beat that, Google is pretty much done.

Well.. a couple of things. I'm pretty sure this was stated earlier in the thread, but just to recap: 1. The Wi-Fi at the Chase center works fine when connecting in 2.4GH and 5GHz, but connects and disconnects constantly on 6GHz. (so not restricted access) 2. This has happened NOT just at the...

Um.. no. I don't believe you have to be an employee to sit down and watch the game (just a ticket) ? I don't know anyone in the IT department at the Chase center.

The Chase center environment is a million dollar HP/Aruba Enterprise install, so I'm Really doubting that would be the issue. Also, a LOT of other people are also having this issues, so chances of ALL AP's being bad? is pretty close to zero. One would think.

So a "Bungled" multi-million dollar HP Aruba Enterprise install? What about all of the other users both here and XDA having the same issue? Bad enterprise installs also?

Here's a link to Samsung's site confirming the issue: https://r1.community.samsung.com/t5/galaxy-s/s21-ultra-can-t-detect-6ghz/td-p/19103447/page/6 They have it marked as "resolved" with the resolution as "reboot your phone" LOL... no.

I don't We have two devices. One I don't currently have access to. The other appears to be set up precisely as in your screenshot.

Here's the thing, besides that fact that the unit would cycle from "ON/High Speed" to "No Connection" every 3-4 seconds which isn't typical behavior for a congested network. the device ran fine in 5GHz and even 2.4 (typically MUCH more congested bands than 6GHz which has very few capable...

Actually regarding the AP's, they were both 6GHz w/phones connected on 6GHz. BTW ...Seeing people reporting this issue over on XDA as well.

I've heard the issue is that One UI [Build 6] is NG. ...maybe there's a way to roll back to 5.1?

Thank you for the link. I tried safe mosde but same result (two different S23's) one AP was 802.11ax the other was Wi-Fi6e Sorry, the "Chase Center" (Basketball Stadium) in San Francisco

No VPN. The network is the GS center (open) Wi-Fi6e.

Power Saver an Data Saver are both off.

Yeah, connects (Wi-Fi) runs a few seconds, then dies then back up. It's like it constantly auth/deauth in a perfect square wave. This happens with different APs at different locations. Pixel 8 at the same location runs flawlessly.

I have an S 23 which constantly connects (4-5 seconds) and then drops for another 4-5 seconds . Almost like auth deauth? It happens at different locations and different APs, so I don't think it's a DOS or hack of any type? Anyone seen this before?