No matter how long we have been on the phone, as soon as I go down from WhatsApp, and e.g. Look something on Insta, my cell phone automatically puts it On.
Most of the time it starts hanging up and then hangs up, but not always.
The opposite always says, "Connection disconnected". So you probably know that when you are on the phone and the person opposite has no Internet, there's always a noise like that (boom, boom… Boom böm) and then it soon hangs up, if he can quickly has no internet.
But I always have perfect Wi-Fi, I watch YouTube or Netflix on my TV (with the same Wi-Fi) and there should also be "Disconnected" or something similar.
And the WLAN symbol also (almost always) has full bars.
Who knows what could be the cause and how I can fix the problem?
(I have a Samsung A50)
Your TV is not interested in your mobile phone, it just wants its line and that's it. And the fact that your cell phone is dying is probably due to your excessive data consumption. Let's say your Wi-Fi can chase 100MB. A WA call takes 80 MB. Instagram 40 MB. So who is giving up his 20 MB now? Certainly not the app in the foreground. Ergo: decide for one thing. Either make a phone call or fool around on the cell phone.
But before that I could do both.
And other friends who have the same cell phone have no problems with it either.
Can I somehow do it so that I can do both again?
I made a call today with mobile data and it happened again.
So I don't think it's the Wi-Fi, do you know what else it could be?
