Hi folks,
Noticed today that my incoming and outgoing emails are not syncing on gmail when I'm on mobile data. I noticed over the last couple days that I would get a bunch of emails when connecting back to wifi, but thought maybe it was just because I was missing the notifications. Today I was trying to upload a couple images to someone and realized they were not sending. Gmail would say sending, but no info was being transferred over mobile data (no lit arrows). I tried sending text emails, and same results. I was able to upload to dropbox, open webpages without any problems, just nothing in gmail. I guess I never noticed because today was the first day I've had to do purposeful emailing (instead of usual texting) without being in range of wifi. Has anyone else had gmail troubles over mobile data? I tried checking all my settings to make sure that there's nothing holding it up, but if this were the case, wouldn't wifi have a problem as well? This happened even with 5 bars/-80s to 90s dbm of 4g.
I hope someone can point me to the right place.
Thanks!
Noticed today that my incoming and outgoing emails are not syncing on gmail when I'm on mobile data. I noticed over the last couple days that I would get a bunch of emails when connecting back to wifi, but thought maybe it was just because I was missing the notifications. Today I was trying to upload a couple images to someone and realized they were not sending. Gmail would say sending, but no info was being transferred over mobile data (no lit arrows). I tried sending text emails, and same results. I was able to upload to dropbox, open webpages without any problems, just nothing in gmail. I guess I never noticed because today was the first day I've had to do purposeful emailing (instead of usual texting) without being in range of wifi. Has anyone else had gmail troubles over mobile data? I tried checking all my settings to make sure that there's nothing holding it up, but if this were the case, wouldn't wifi have a problem as well? This happened even with 5 bars/-80s to 90s dbm of 4g.
I hope someone can point me to the right place.
Thanks!