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Old 11-25-2011, 10:32 AM
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Default Why does connecting Wi-Fi require connecting to BIS?

To clarify, the 4 dots has to appear beside the Wi-fi signal icon before I can connect to the browser or use 3rd party apps on Wi-fi. Even when my phone is connected to Wi-Fi, it acts as if it is not fully connected - the native browser recognizes "half" of it, because it won't load even though I'm connected to 3G, is trying to load the page through Wi-Fi which is connected yet not connected. Are you confused yet? I'm confused as well. Is this a security feature or something? My Android tablet can connect to Wi-fi in a matter of seconds and get the browser going in an instant.
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Old 12-14-2011, 02:06 AM
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I dunno.

Before I put my sim card in, I didn't have the dots, and I could use the browswer via wi-fi without a problem. It did do goofy things on some sites when I was using the editor answering forums - I think it got confused whether or not I was on mobile or not, and it didn't word wrap right, but I could browse, do email, etc. without a real problem, with no sim card.
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