Hi everyone! I just wanted to let you all know that I wrote all the steps after sudo -s without sudo and everything worked like a charm! Now, I can see my google contact. Thank you so much for all the help. This community is great.

@luksus Hi again! I forgot to mention that I was going to look for the manual APN settings for my mobile operator.

Once I set it up, I rebooted the FP3+ and I have mobile data!

Adding to it, now I get the the little "L" icon with a full bar! I guess that solved all the network issues Ive been having these last few days. Why I didnt think about fixing the APN manually is beyond me.

Thanks a bunch for being so patient with a n00b like me!

@stanwood Hi! I have the same issue with connecting to Google (I want to sync my contacts).

I tried following this setup but whenever I run a sudo command, I get the message: "sudo: unable to resolve host ubuntu-phablet"

Any suggestions as to how to fix this? I tried searching for a solution here in the forums but could'nt find any. Not sure whether it is due to my inexperience or actual issue in my device.

@lakotaubp Hi there! Yes, my device has developer mode turned on.

@stanwood Hi there. I followed the post from Oct 13 until item #3 because thats when I got the message my original comment mentioned. I cant run any sudo commands due to that message, unfortunately.

@lakotaubp Hi. I have a Fairphone 3+. I am asked to input the password after sudo -s. I input my 4 digit passcode. This is what the terminal outputs for me.

phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~$ cd Downloads
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:~/Downloads$ sudo -s
sudo: unable to resolve host ubuntu-phablet
[sudo] password for phablet: 
root@ubuntu-phablet:~/Downloads# sudo mount -o remount,rw /
sudo: unable to resolve host ubuntu-phablet