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Anyone who knows my amazing ability to find all the bugs and edge cases will surely agree. And just like Pulsifer, what on earth am I doing thinking “programmer” and a good career for this skill set 😂😂😂 @LaurenDragan/1158481912920330240Permalink On twitter.com
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Every single day at 12:50pm, my iPhone drops its cellular and WiFi connections momentarily, and upon reconnecting shows an alert reading “WiFi Calling / You have registered the maximum number of devices for this service.” After dismissing it, another identical one pops up.On twitter.com
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I have scoured the internet for a solution to this problem and tried them all. - Audit iCloud devices - Disable and re-enable WiFi calling on all iCloud devices - Disable and leave disabled WiFi calling on all iCloud devices (continued)Permalink On twitter.com
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- Disable WiFi calling on phone, power cycle devices, re-enable WiFi calling on phone - Disable WiFi calling, wait a day to re-enable - Call cellular provider to “reset” WiFi calling - Reset network settings (most upset about this one) (cont)Permalink On twitter.com
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I’m telling you all of this so no one wastes my time with advice to do something I’ve already tried. It is such a specific issue, and no one in my searches has had the same one. It is a *classic* example of my luck with technology. Why 12:50 every day‽Permalink On twitter.com
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Lolsob this is, without a doubt, the most reasonable response to my technology issues. @maybekatz/1158844788357001216Permalink On twitter.com