TylerLV76
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My boss and I have same Max phone but different carriers.
His losing the network or not getting it back right away stopped moving back to Verizon. The company phones are Verizon or US Cellular.
My phone’s displaying the signal differently than the 7 Plus got better with the first 12.x software update. Actual call reliability has always been good. It seems like the “Gigabit LTE” has my new phone working better in some areas than past phones or other phones.
There might be issues but I don’t see much if anything said in some tech news I follow as an enterprise IT network manager. We use some Cisco enterprise platform products and at times that’s had bulletins or software updates about phone radios - something important for MDM and the WiFi. IOS 12 started problems with an order picking system we use. Careful analysis now shows it’s the app and not any device losing the connections. If something’s going on it sure is hard to see any difference in the way radios are associating and disassociating.
One for sure issue I’ve seen in troubleshooting cellular problems is sticky WiFi. Our delivery vehicles travel all over in a metro area. When I’m a passenger I can see my own phone see many hotspots. Users who are in a retailer’s hot spot plan or have home ISPs with that can have issues. It looks like the MNVO people’s phones are always looking for Google and Charter Spectrum WiFi sources.
The issues been discussed heavily on almost every tech site online since launch. Its also all over Apples forums. Verizon is one of the most referenced carriers to see the issue. At one point it was thought it was only a Verizon issue till all carriers started coming up in conversation.