I've found reports where every other phone, computer and device on the same network continues working normally, but the Samsung device suddenly loses internet access while remaining connected to Wi-Fi.

Sometimes restarting the phone or turning Wi-Fi off and back on temporarily fixes it, but then the problem returns.

What's interesting is that I've also seen cases where people tried forgetting the network, resetting network settings and even changing phones without permanently solving it.

Has anyone figured out what actually causes this on Samsung devices?

If you've experienced it, what Galaxy model are you using, and does restarting the phone fix it temporarily?

I'm talking about Wi-Fi at places like hotels, airports, workplaces, restaurants or other public networks where you're normally supposed to get a page asking you to sign in or accept the terms.

The device connects to Wi-Fi but then says “No internet” or “Connected without internet,” and there's no sign-in notification or page.

I've seen people mention trying things like forgetting and reconnecting to the network, disabling Private DNS, changing the MAC address setting, turning off mobile data, or manually opening a normal HTTP website to trigger the login page.

Has anyone found a reliable way to force the public Wi-Fi login page to appear when this happens?

Also, if you've experienced it, what phone/device were you using?

The phone recognizes the charger and shows that it's charging, but the battery percentage increases very slowly even after trying another cable or outlet.

What usually causes this the charging cable, power adapter, dirty charging port, battery condition, phone temperature, or a software setting? What fixed it for you?

The apps may open normally and then unexpectedly close, freeze, or show a “keeps stopping” message. Restarting the phone may help temporarily, but the problem can come back.

Could this be caused by an Android update, Android System WebView, Google Play Services, low storage, corrupted app data, or another app causing conflicts? What fixed the problem for you?

Messages may already be waiting inside apps like WhatsApp, Messenger or iMessage, but the notification doesn't appear when the message is actually received. Sometimes several notifications suddenly arrive together later.

What could cause this notification settings, Focus modes, background activity, network connectivity, or an iOS issue? Has anyone found a reliable fix?

Other devices on the same Wi-Fi network can access the internet without a problem, so it seems to be affecting only the phone. Restarting or reconnecting may temporarily help, but the issue can return.

What usually causes this DNS settings, the phone's network configuration, an IP address problem, Private DNS, or something else?

The phone seems to work normally, but the battery percentage drops significantly faster than before, even with light use. Does this usually settle down after a few days, or are there settings or background processes that should be checked?