- Oct 25, 2010
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This is really embarrassing for Google. They broke their own cell phone service because their own software is not fully compatible with their own hardware...I've reported this to Project Fi already. It has been happening only since updating to Nougat. When someone tries to call me, the caller gets no ringing though it says the call is connected. After about 17 seconds, the call just disconnects and I never get the call on my end. This is an insanely urgent bug to fix, I can't be on a phone/carrier that doesn't let me get calls, especially right now (I'm looking for work and waiting for interview calls). So far I have confirmed that it happens when connected to T-Mobile. Toggling airplane mode and restarting the device does not work (this is what Project Fi suggested. They also "re-sync" my networks when I tell them about it but that does not work either. I force jumped to Sprint and had my girlfriend call me and the call came through but it could have been a coincidence.
Anyone else having this problem? You would need to force jump to T-Mobile first and then have people try to call you to really test it out. Also, I can't find where to report this to google. I reported it under "feedback" in my Nexus and to Project Fi but where do I report a serious bug like this to Google? All I could find was the AOSP issues thread..
Anyone else having this problem? You would need to force jump to T-Mobile first and then have people try to call you to really test it out. Also, I can't find where to report this to google. I reported it under "feedback" in my Nexus and to Project Fi but where do I report a serious bug like this to Google? All I could find was the AOSP issues thread..