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Gmail on Smartphone.

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I use Gmail for my smartphone, like getting emails. My Gmail is fine on my desktop and laptop.

Any idea why my emails arrive OK on them but have stopped arriving on my smartphone?

1 hour ago, NoshowJones said:

I use Gmail for my smartphone, like getting emails. My Gmail is fine on my desktop and laptop.

Any idea why my emails arrive OK on them but have stopped arriving on my smartphone?

Desktops and laptops AFAIK don't have Airplane mode.

On your smartphone are you still signed in to your gmail?

I suspect your phone have another 'battery drain' app, that put gmail to 'deep sleep', so you don't get any notifications.

Works fine on my phone.

'Notifications settings' is another one you should check. Can have been disabled or auto disabled.

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20 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Desktops and laptops AFAIK don't have Airplane mode.

Windows 11 Pro

 

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1 hour ago, Mutt Daeng said:

Windows 11 Pro

 

Flight Mode.jpg

The last time I used Windows it was the abortion called Vista.

22 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Desktops and laptops AFAIK don't have Airplane mode.

My LG laptop has an Airplane mode function key on it.

21 hours ago, Shop mak said:

I suspect your phone have another 'battery drain' app, that put gmail to 'deep sleep', so you don't get any notifications.

Works fine on my phone.

'Notifications settings' is another one you should check. Can have been disabled or auto disabled.

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266 apps on your phone?

22 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Desktops and laptops AFAIK don't have Airplane mode.

Of couse they do. if you click on the wi-fi icon in bottom corner, along the bottom you should see Wi-Fi, Airplane Mode & Mobile Hotspot.

I have a 12 year old HP laptop that sometimes boots up into Airplane Mode, bit of a pain.

3 hours ago, Lacessit said:

The last time I used Windows it was the abortion called Vista.

It's moved on a bit since then.........????

On 8/15/2023 at 8:57 AM, NoshowJones said:

I use Gmail for my smartphone, like getting emails. My Gmail is fine on my desktop and laptop.

Any idea why my emails arrive OK on them but have stopped arriving on my smartphone?

Seems like another go into settings thingy.

Make sure Google is set to WLAN & Cellular for starters....

31 minutes ago, transam said:

It's moved on a bit since then.........????

So have I. Linux is free, beats me why people pay for an OS.

5 hours ago, sometimewoodworker said:

Yours may mine doesn’t 

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Hmmm. I wonder why that is?

What makes it more strange is that my PC doesn't have a WiFi adapter - only ethernet. 

Update: Am I correct that your device doesn't have a WiFi or Bluetooth adapter? I don't have a WiFi adapter and I discovered that if I remove my USB Bluetooth adapter, then the Flight Mode & mobile hotspot options do not appear.

On 8/15/2023 at 11:09 AM, Shop mak said:

I suspect your phone have another 'battery drain' app, that put gmail to 'deep sleep', so you don't get any notifications.

Works fine on my phone.

'Notifications settings' is another one you should check. Can have been disabled or auto disabled.

Screenshot_20230815-110559_Settings.jpg.3f4cef923e5d5a3a551938e6e4ce3e8b.jpg2057492209_Screenshot_20230815-110128_GooglePlayStore.thumb.jpg.db4c970df462e6441de60e783e6559e2.jpg

 

My guess is because it's a Samsung, is a known issue for that brand. I experience it on both my S21+ and S22+ devices, no known fix.

 

If I'm not mistaken the OP just bought a new Sammy phone.

3 hours ago, Mutt Daeng said:

Update: Am I correct that your device doesn't have a WiFi or Bluetooth adapter? I don't have a WiFi adapter and I discovered that if I remove my USB Bluetooth adapter, then the Flight Mode & mobile hotspot options do not appear.

Bluetooth is connected via the interface with the host computer as is Wi-Fi 

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