After years of faithful service, \u00a0OnePlus One digitizer gave up. \u00a0As a replacement, I ordered a 3T and after a week of nail biting it arrived. (I still don’t know what is real company name of the shop). \u00a0Excitedly, I set up the phone on WiFi, and Google started doing its magic to restore the phone. \u00a0At the end of it, almost everything came back. \u00a0I could surf the web at faster speed thanks to the SnapDragon 835 processor.<\/p>\n
The real test of the phone came later. \u00a0 The whole family got changed for lunch. \u00a0I went to pick up the son from tuition. \u00a0I got him to WhatsApp message the rest of the family. \u00a0Hmm no response from anyone, not surprising, try calling instead. \u00a0Finally, everyone turned up, the Punggol WaterWay car park was overflowing, so I dropped the family off first. \u00a0After parking the car,\u00a0I still did not receive any message on where to eat for lunch. \u00a0Used the phone as a phone.<\/p>\n
It was after lunch when I realised that all my outgoing WhatsApp messages did not have any ticks and all of them had the clock icon. \u00a0I tried restarting the phone and it was still the same. \u00a0When I reached home, all messages went out and a tonne of messages came in. \u00a0Ooops.<\/p>\n
It seems to work in WiFi well, so off to Google for some tips. \u00a0All the results said to check the phone network settings. \u00a0 Yeah, I know it works, \u00a0 I thought to check the cellular network settings. \u00a0In APN it was set to GPRS!! Haha<\/p>\n
Changed to \u00a0Sunsurf and all is fine.<\/p>\n