According to EE's coverage map, there are no issues. I have a Galaxy S10 which I have been using as a hotspot with only minor issues (sometimes it takes it upon itself to switch the hotspot off), but now I can't connect to it at all.
I have 3 devices:
M1 Max MacBook Pro (macOS 12.6)
2 iPad Pros (both iPadOS 15.7)
The Galaxy is running whatever the latest Android update is (I think it's dated 11/09)
Sometimes it'll connect to the phone, but I can't connect to the internet; sometimes it won't connect to the phone; sometimes it'll prompt me for the password (and then tell me it can't connect) and sometimes it just plain balks at doing anything.
Where I am I need a reliable connection, it's absolutely vital. There's wifi here, but it's basically dialup speeds (because staff sit on their phones instead of doing their jobs).
I have restarted all three devices, and my phone.
I have 'forgotten' the phone on all three devices and attempted to reconnect (which isn't often successful)
@Northerner , this is your jurisdiction, I think - any ideas mate...? If it can't be fixed, then I am going to have to get the parental begging bowl out, because I can't afford to replace the phone myself (as I am not getting my PIP/EESA because staff can't be bothered to help me deal with the DWP and I am not able to do so myself). I am now, thanks to the constant noise here severely chronically ill and, because I'm autistic, I need a reliable working connection, because I need to try to find a GP (plus literally everything I do is online).
Thanks for any help. If you need any further info, let me know (but I can't really think of anything else to tell you).
