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Just like the sibling poster replied, it is not the issue of "no Internet". You have three cases here: 1. Working internet connection 2. Slow internet connecti
by krzyk 6y ago
Just like the sibling poster replied, it is not the issue of "no Internet".
You have three cases here:
1. Working internet connection
2. Slow internet connection
3. No internet connection
Everything works fine in 1 and 3, but breaks the OS when in 2 (and it is very common, just walk further from your router and you'll notice it - e.g. when waking up the mac from sleep).
What is strange to me is that I had an old Macbook Air with latest pre-BigSur macos, bought a new Macbook Air (early 2020) with the same OS and I saw the problem only on it - at first I thought it was broken.
- jrochkind1 6y agoThat does sound like a bug, and if that's what's going on it makes me question Apple's technical excellence if they forget to put a reasonable timeout on a network call in such a high-impact place. This bug is not really about privacy though.