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Galaxy Watch LTE duplicate messages
As the title says I am getting duplicate messages to my galaxy watch. When im connected to bluetooth everything works fine, texts sync properly when read on one device. However whenever i disconnect from my phone and switch to LTE i get every text ever all pver again. Literally 1000's. You would think the solution would be to leave lte on all the time? Wrong. When i leave lte on all the time then my watch and phone dont sync! If i read the text on my watch it wont update ththe phone anand vice versa. The point of the watch is to be able for the phone and watch to sync AND to leave your phone behind. Ive read dozens of users experienceing the same problem whats the fix tmoble? Ps this isnt an issue with the apple watch lte
@dupsla y @magenta6238774 , thank you both! I sent a PM your way which should be in your bandeja_de_entrada. I also agree about the latest update which is something I'll include in feedback because I do think @magenta6898941 has a great point.
Hi. Im assuming nothing? I guess I should return this watch then.
TheWolfAmongUs wrote:
Hi. Im assuming nothing? I guess I should return this watch then.
Nothing yet. I will follow up with them later today.
Sweet, thanks for letting me know.
TheWolfAmongUs wrote:
Sweet, thanks for letting me know.
Here is a link to my Tweet if you (or anyone else on here) want to comment. They are responding but just telling me the usual stuff. Reset the watch, the watch is broken, blah blah blah.
https://twitter.com/TheBobBruno/status/1300564364223746049?s=20
@tmo_amanda I don't think this is solved. I've been trying to get it fixed for over a week now.
Just commented on your tweet!
The only "solution" is leaving LTE on (it can still connect via Bluetooth) and then turning notifications off for your phone message app. That way you only get texts on the watch through the message app (LTE) on the watch. Not sure if battery drain is less since it's still connected BT.
Icculus wrote:
The only "solution" is leaving LTE on (it can still connect via Bluetooth) and then turning notifications off for your phone message app. That way you only get texts on the watch through the message app (LTE) on the watch. Not sure if battery drain is less since it's still connected BT.
That didn't work for me. I still got duplicate messages one after the other. This is something that they need an engineer to look at and fix. I will keep pushing until they get it escalated to the right person.
This is honestly insane. The issue has been happening for YEARS. For me it started back with my original Galaxy Watch, and still the same thing with my Galaxy Watch 3. I canceled my separate watch line then, I'll be doing the same now.
