SMS and call audio not working
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Are the APN settings supposed to match what they are on android?
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@freefrog They should be similar. Typically android will only have one for both MMS and internet but this doesn't seem to be working on the 3a right now. You can however just make one APN entry for each and just use the same info in both.
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Hey does anyone know if the workaround has hit stable yet? If not could someone tell me when it does or tell me how to find out?
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Im on devel channel on Verizon and i cannot send or recieve calls or texts. Apn settings dont usually stick.
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@triguy I'm sure you've seen the advice, but switching down to 2G / 3G instead of 2G / 3G / 4G helps. Also, doing a hard reset helps. Just shutting down doesn't always work for me, I often have to hold the power button for ~10 secs to restart the device and then networks come back online. I just do this daily at this point and am thinking of switching to Android until this frustrating bug gets resolved.
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@lythimus said in SMS and call audio not working:
@triguy I'm sure you've seen the advice, but switching down to 2G / 3G instead of 2G / 3G / 4G helps. Also, doing a hard reset helps. Just shutting down doesn't always work for me, I often have to hold the power button for ~10 secs to restart the device and then networks come back online. I just do this daily at this point and am thinking of switching to Android until this frustrating bug gets resolved.
I wish I could but when I was talking to the Verizon rep, he said that they only have 4G/LTE towers with 3G reserved only for grandfathering in old phones. However, my iPhone 5s can connect to 3G but on my UT phone I can only use LTE. If I set it to anything other than 2G/3G/4G it says “denied.” I would be more than willing to help the UT devs get this fixed with some troubleshooting.
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I have a Pixel 3a which I was running on the Development Channel. After creating the 2 APN's 1 for internet and 1 for MMS, I was able to send/receive SMS/MMS/Calls & data via LTE worked. I think that was on version 240, and it ran pretty stable for a few days. After updating to version 244 & then 246, I was unable to receive SMS/MMS although I could send SMS (I didn't tryp MMS). I was also only able to get about 18 hours of use with light to moderate use (mostly internet browsing and some texting, minimal calls).
I've since gone back to Android as I need my phone to work.
I'm in the U.S. using StraightTalk on AT&T.
I'm willing to re-install UBports to assist with troubleshooting.
Mark
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@mark1250 The development channel is not suggested as that is, as the name implies, for development. I would go with stable if I was you. Anyway, this is strange because nothing has changed between those versions, at least not on the port side. Might be interesting what the radio logcat has to say:
sudo env LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/vendor/lib64:/system/lib64 /system/bin/logcat -b radio -
Update on my data situation: I have gotten cellular data to work with an APN edit, however it flickers from working to not working. MMS remains unfunctional and I am unable to edit its APN settings. Calling also does not work. I'm very happy to be making progress
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@freefrog Does anyone have a working US Verizon mms APN that they would be willing to share with me?
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@freefrog Sorry I got confusted with the acronyms, I mean sending texts is my problem
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@fredldotme I re-installed UBports and am on the RC channel. SMS seems to be working. - (Has been working for more than 24 hours).
I tried to checkout the radio logcat;
sudo env LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/vendor/lib64:/system/lib64 /system/bin/logcat -b radioGives me:
CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE "/system/bin/logcat": library "libtls-padding.so" not found.It seems that I'm missing something.
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IDK if this info helps but for some reason I can't have the MMS APN without a MMSC value which is blank on android
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@mark1250 You probably just need to run
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I had to reinstall and wipe to get onto OTA-16 for some reason, but I'm not having the issue where calls / SMS aren't coming in after not restarting for 8 hours. It's been receiving and sending SMSs for about 18 hours. So I assume the issue is resolved. My 4G is still intermittent for some reason after updating the APN settings for my Ting with my credentials. I haven't tried reverting back down to 2G / 3G.
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@fredldotme The weird thing for me is that even on devel channels, I cannot even make or recieve calls. I've only ever recieved one call on my Pixel 3a with UT but I missed it and it was probably a scammer or telemarketer lol. When I attempt to make a call out at any point, I hear nothing coming through the speaker and the recipient's phone doesn't ring. It just says "calling" and thats it. Not even a dial tone. I also cannot send or recieve SMS or MMS. I havent been able to configure MMS in my APN settings. It just reverts my changes. I really wish the APN settings could tell you if/which settings are invalid and which ones you need. When I put my SIM card in for the first time, it auto-generated a config that didnt work. I've since copied over settings from Verizon's website and it still doesnt work. Where I live in America, Verizon has no towers less than 4G/LTE. This means that setting my device to 3G or 2G cuts out all my service. The device seems to connect to towers with 4G as I see a signal and an "L" icon. I have only gotten data to work twice by accident but it loaded a single webpage only and then stopped. It also could have been a cached webpage. I think service works periodically for a very small window of time. I am not sure why some people get service with the same phone and I dont but maybe theres differences in hardware between devices too...?
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@triguy For me switching the "internet" APN profile from whatever it is to "vzwinternet" then restarting helped the data to work. Also I could edit the MMS entry but only after filling in a value in the MMSC field though no edits I made were able to fix the mms. Everything else works the exact way you've said for me
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I think all of UT phones will downgrade to 3g for calls.... So if Verizon has no towers supporting 3g, it explains your experience. on 4g, you need working Volte ... Which is a big challenge at the moment due to lack of standards/ documentation.
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@standupmobile I think you can still use 4G/LTE without VoLTE enabled. I know my Android has VoLTE diasabled by default and so did my iPhone. Most people in my area don't even know it exists. Is it just required to have the device support it or something?
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Hmm ... Good point ... I am not sure. I understand VoLTE to be "Voice over LTE" ... or in other words: Voice over 4G ... rather than downgrade to 3G for calls. My understanding - (probably wrong!): was that on 3G, voice and data was on separate networks (Data is IP switching and Voice is Circuit Switching), and on 4G, voice and data are merged both to IP switching... or if not, voice gets sent back over the legacy 3G. I know that when I my UT is on 4G and a get or make a call, my indicator switches to 3G. I should however let someone more knowledgable chime in....
