I've been experimenting with my phone to try and replicate the network issues people are having and I've got nothing. I tried leaving my phone upside down when I travel, been using the subway a lot, I haven't been using wifi at all at home for the last like 4 days. It works all the time without any issues. The closest I ever got was once I had Youtube open when I got in the subway, of course there's no signal underground in the subway, I had to close and reopen Youtube even after reconnecting but my phone calls and texts still went through fine. I never had to toggle my network on and off to get it work.
I don't know guys. Maybe it has to do with your area? Just throwing guesses out there, I live in Brooklyn and Metro is pretty big here so I don't know if that has anything to do with it. I've never had any problems in Manhattan or the Bronx either though.
That's very noble of you
Annnddd... you get around
I dug myself a hole by not exchanging right away... So as to not risk missing the Folio - that was some Mickey Mouse process.
Now it's so long that an exchange is a real pain.
And by now I don't mind all this so much - in exchange for hopefully learning something useful from the debugging process.
Easiest thing is to swap out while not learning a thing.
It'd be easy also to complain @ zte forums, but I don't want to risk any fix affecting tethering.
This is why I'm putting my neck on the line by disobeying the direct order to exchange from 4-star General Z
I get disconnected in Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, North & South Jersey.
It's lately stabilized to 1 or 2 a day.
I'll wait thru the expected patches, as anyhow - within a month we'll likely see some nice new phone releases... why go thru that whole process twice.
And it's not like all the other stuff that needs fixing will get fixed, without even mentioning root(nobody from zte has replied to this at their forums, in spite of answering other queries, & addressing this topic for the Axon line... for which I do realize is easier).
