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> I don't understand the first point because I can access my calendar, email, contact, etc all during a call on my phone without problem (Android 10). This mig
by filleduchaos 5y ago
> I don't understand the first point because I can access my calendar, email, contact, etc all during a call on my phone without problem (Android 10).
This might be a weird question but are you always connected to WiFi?
- Jtsummers 5y agoI think you're alluding to the Verizon (IIRC) problem of data and voice access not working simultaneously. So on a call, you could use the device locally but not access anything via data (aside from being on wifi). This was unique to them and carriers using similar technology, since I don't use them I don't know if it's still an issue (but suspect not).
- jjice 5y agoWhen I'm not, I likely have mobile data service, and even if I don't, my calendar and contacts are available offline and sync once I'm online. Email won't be accessible, but I can draft one and set a calendar reminder to send it later. Not familiar with any issues with using data while on a call as some comments have alluded to. I have Google Fi as a provider and haven't experienced any issues with them, or Verizon before.