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Really Google, really?

spaceboots06

spaceboots06

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My iPhone 4 won't load google.com or mail.google.com. Safari will just quit when I request it to load these pages. Well, I misspoke above actually; it'll load mail.google.com but after I try to log in it will quit Safari just as it does google.com.

Does anyone know what's going on? I can record a video if necessary.
 
It's your phone's fault, not Google's. Why would you think Google has it out for millions of iPhone users all of a sudden? The last 3 threads I looked at were so stupid - it's like 11 year old conspiracy theorists learned how to post on a forum.
 
tocheeba said:
It's your phone's fault, not Google's. Why would you think Google has it out for millions of iPhone users all of a sudden? The last 3 threads I looked at were so stupid - it's like 11 year old conspiracy theorists learned how to post on a forum.
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You nailed it. That's exactly what this thread is about.

I will try resetting my phone. Thank you.

stridemat said:
Tried resetting you iPhone?
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Not successful. I don't want to have to use a third party web browser either because they're lame. Are there any like Safari reset buttons or somethinganother?
 
I suggest "Perfect Browser". Much better than Safari, IMO. However, your best bet is to just do a restore. Only takes about an hour to do with re-arranging apps, syncing, and adding music.
 
spaceboots06 said:
Not successful. I don't want to have to use a third party web browser either because they're lame. Are there any like Safari reset buttons or somethinganother?
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Have you tried going to Settings/ Safari/ Clear History, Clear Cookies, Clear Cache?

That typically takes care of any Safari related issues I have. I think resetting the phone is a little extreme in this case.
 
tocheeba said:
I suggest "Perfect Browser". Much better than Safari, IMO. However, your best bet is to just do a restore. Only takes about an hour to do with re-arranging apps, syncing, and adding music.
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Alrighty. I'll give that a look. I just don't like super bloated browsers at all.
 
You do realize that no matter what product you use, Google still makes a **** load of money off you right? I'm sure they won't just tell millions of iPhone users to go **** themselves and not let them access Google.com
 
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