After reading the threads with no ideas given on how to fix the no call issue I decided to try test. I also happen to use my old iPhone 4 as an iPod in the car or with earbuds and I noticed that lately it was showing up with missed calls. So I thought it was my phone as I have a Samsung Galaxy 6. After looking through the threads on this I noticed many people had the same issue mostly with Samsung phones. The dialer would timeout and no calls would ever go through. No calls were coming in and I couldn't make any calls. But what I really would like to understand, though, is why my phone behaves so strangely even when I'm switch off from the university wifi and I'm using my private mobile data connection.I was having problems receiving and making phone calls. While this is annoying, I can live with that. I understand that this might be due to some strange settings of my host university.
But everything else seems to work fine and I can browse other websites or use different apps. Also, if I try to login to my Skype account using Chrome for Android I cannot reach the page and get the message "DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN". I keep getting the error message "unable to sign in.
Sometimes after I logoff from the Skype app I cannot login back even if I'm connected with the mobile data. The weird thing is that this trick doesn't always work. At this point I can even restore the wifi connection and everything works for a while. Even if I turn off the wifi and use the mobile connection on the phone, the situation does not change.Īfter many attempts, I have found out that if I logoff from the app and I login again using the mobile connection, the app starts working again. What I mean is that although I seem to be connected and I can see my contacts, I cannot make nor receive any calls. While everything seems to work fine with the Windows 10 laptop, the Skype app on my Android phone keeps "freezing". I have temporarily moved to a new university for a research project, and I'm now using their wifi Internet connection.
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