Hello, I don’t know if someone did suffer the same issue, but it did happen to me at least twice during the last week, and I’m a bit concerned at this point.
Scenario : you go at a restaurant in the old part of town, and hosted in a room well inside the old building, with thick walls...long story short: you have no signal from your carrier.
It can happen, nothing to be afraid of, you look at the phone and just see some grey dots instead of the bars.
After dinner’s end, you walk outside the restaurant and notice that, instead of the usual 4G signal with full bars, you still have the grey dots. You wait almost 3 minutes and still you’re isolated.
At that point you try the "airplane mode" trick, to recover from the embarrassing situation...but even if you keep the Xs in that state for a minute, after that you got the animation that indicate the phone is searching for signal, then the dreaded grey dots show again.
The only way to exit this situation is to reboot the phone, then everything returns to normal.
What do you think ? Has this happened to you too...and do you think this could be an issue that an iOS update could resolve ?
Thank you,
Andy
Scenario : you go at a restaurant in the old part of town, and hosted in a room well inside the old building, with thick walls...long story short: you have no signal from your carrier.
It can happen, nothing to be afraid of, you look at the phone and just see some grey dots instead of the bars.
After dinner’s end, you walk outside the restaurant and notice that, instead of the usual 4G signal with full bars, you still have the grey dots. You wait almost 3 minutes and still you’re isolated.
At that point you try the "airplane mode" trick, to recover from the embarrassing situation...but even if you keep the Xs in that state for a minute, after that you got the animation that indicate the phone is searching for signal, then the dreaded grey dots show again.
The only way to exit this situation is to reboot the phone, then everything returns to normal.
What do you think ? Has this happened to you too...and do you think this could be an issue that an iOS update could resolve ?
Thank you,
Andy