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If anyone needs a gently used Pixel 8 case, make a donation of $5 or more to S4GRU and I'll mail it to you.. Spigen Ultra Hybrid, black with clear back.
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Wasn't able to post right away, but released a new beta the other day with bugfixes. Map server is currently down due to the recent storms in the Pacific Northwest, updates will be in the signalcheck.net thread.
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Tell me about it. The reason I'm hesitant to completely believe the icon issue is fixed is because they reported the band issue was fixed too, and it clearly was not.. EDIT: As a friendly reminder, the more "upvotes" we can get on the band reporting bug, the more attention it might get from the Android development team.. please take a moment to +1 that issue!
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Im cautiously optimistic, that would be fantastic. It typically takes a few months before it will be included in a public OS update, so we shall see early next year..
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I have been running the beta for the past few months. No drastic changes that I've really noticed.
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The "invalid file format" error is coming from the map server and the no data to send error is from the app, so those are two separate issues. Could you share the files it exported, and share your database from the S21? Putting them in a shared Google Drive folder and DMing me the link is probably easiest, or whatever you prefer.
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After several months of testing, an update to SignalCheck Pro is rolling out on Google Play. It may take up to 48 hours to become available for download. Notable changes include: Added option to display site notes for NSA 5G-NR cells. Enabling this new option (Preferences > Display Settings > Show NSA 5G-NR Site Notes) will cause the app to make an "educated guess" as to what the most appropriate site note is linked to the connected NSA 5G cell, using the PCI and the device location. If it finds an existing entry that is likely to be relevant, it will display the note along with the distance from where the strongest signal from that cell was logged. While connected to NSA 5G, these notes cannot be edited; a valid NCI is required to add/edit notes and that information is not available on NSA connections. Added option to log cells with missing/invalid PLMN (such as NSA 5G-NR cells). Users asked for the ability to log data for NSA 5G, so a new option (Preferences > Logger Settings > Log Cells with Missing PLMN) will permit this. Added option to display LTE info above 5G-NR info. Enabling this new option (Preferences > Display Settings > Show LTE Cells Above 5G-NR Cells) shows the same information that is currently displayed, but moves the LTE information above the 5G-NR information. Other changes: Code optimizations and enhancements. Improved Android 15 compatibility. Overhauled Purchases module. Resolved force closes impacting some GSM/LTE connections. Resolved issue with improper 5G-NR PLMN display when NR/LTE PLMNs did not match. Resolved issue with improper PLMN display with single-digit MNCs. Resolved issue with incorrect 5G-NR bands displayed on some devices due to Android bug. Resolved issue with incorrect number of neighbor cells displayed when some cells were unknown. Resolved issue with missing 5G-NR data when sector display is enabled. Resolved issue with saving 5G-NR site notes when NR/LTE PLMNs did not match. Resolved issue with settings to log missing GCI/NCI/TAC/PLMN being ignored. Resolved issues with web data export function. Updated internal libraries. Updated provider database. Updated target API to Android 15. I appreciate all of your support, and a big thank you to the members of the Beta Crew that help with testing and feedback!
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It is an Android bug that was reportedly fixed in August 2023 but definitely has not been. I have implemented numerous workarounds in SCP to correct the NR bands the app displays. The OS ignores the possibility that many NR-ARFCNs are valid across multiple bands.. it reports the lowest NR band that is valid for the current ARFCN. In your example, channel 432530 can be n1, n65, or n66.. so the OS just (lazily) reports n1. Awesome, thanks! I will add an n65 override also.
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Thanks, that was good timing, I did see your report as I was buttoning up this latest update and added an override for that.. did it not work? Ok, was that on AT&T also? Please send a report if you happen to see it again and safely have the opportunity. You can always do the long-press on the fly and then send a later one with an explanation pointing to the earlier one.. your username is attached to the long-press reports, so it's not an issue.
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One more SCP beta rolling out.. includes more bugfixes and minor improvements. Pending any major issues with this version, it will be released to the public within a few days. Thanks for all the help and feedback!
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You're not seeing double.. another beta already rolling out! This one includes all the greatness of the one earlier today, plus numerous 5G-NR bugfixes thanks to quick and helpful feedback!
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I just pushed out another SCP beta update.. overhauled the notifications, mostly with the web uploads and web data exports for non-beta users. Working on debugging a couple 5G-NR issues that have popped up and then this version will hopefully be ready for public release.. I appreciate all the feedback and bug reports!
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New SCP beta rolling out now.. gave this one some extra testing with the hopes that I have finally cleaned up the glitches with 5G NSA web uploads as well as some other minor bugs. Please keep an eye on your upload notification to see if you have an abnormally large number of "clusters" being uploaded compared to the number of pending entries you had. By default, the app includes up to 512 entries per "cluster", but LTE and NR entries are clustered separately.
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In-app uploading is limited to the beta. You can export your data from the non-beta version and I can manually add it to the map if you would like.. go to Logs > Export Web Data in the app, and then DM me with the file. I would like to get in-app uploads into the public version soon, however there are still too many bugs that I have been fighting to iron out.
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Thanks for the diagnostics.. your Motorola is still on the previous app version, and I'll send you a DM with the server response from your Samsung.