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lost connectivity because roaming turned when you left your home network

Anonymous
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I got this message 3 days into a trip to Latvia - was happily using data roaming until this point, and changed nothing - I was mid-way though listening to the radio when the roaming ceased.

 

Data roaming on is selected, I have restarted the phone several times, and I have only used about 10% of my data allowance for the month.

 

How do I resolve?  I'm furious as my sole reason for buying the phone (Samsung S7) was to have access to data while I travelled.

 

thanks

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Hi @Anonymous You could try manually selecting another network. If that fails then give customer services a call

https://www.o2.co.uk/contactus.

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Cleoriff
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Hi @Anonymous You could try manually selecting another network. If that fails then give customer services a call

https://www.o2.co.uk/contactus.

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Try turning off 4g and just select the 3g option.
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yeap sound like your jumping network as set to automatically detect network turn to manual and select the correct network.

"I work for O2, however any advice or opinion given in this community should be considered my own and not necessarily representative of Telefónica UK Limited." Currently using S7 edge
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Automatic network detection should actually help with this issue.
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The phone would be already set to automatic network selection? So how would this help if the problem is occurring still.

I have always selected my network manuallly on my S7 when abroad and never had an issue.

 

 

 

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The op states they were using data roaming fine for 3 days and then it stopped. So it could be a network issue or exceeding data limit?

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It is actually a known issue with some versions of android.
I’m only passing on what others have found to be helpful.
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Hello @Anonymous welcome to our forum. Did the connectivity issue get resolved for you? Any help from the above suggestions from our members?

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Thanks everyone.  I did as suggested: dropped down to 3G and then manually selected networks until I found one that worked.  I was then able to try 4G and that is working too.  My long cutover shifts are much more bearable and I'm  a very happy bunny. I appreciate all the responses.

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