Some apps can no longer connect to internet

fsnetworks

Hey there,

since end of January, some apps that have been installed for ages have trouble connecting to the internet (neither WIFi nor mobile connection), e.g. PayPal and Spotify. I can not recall changing any relevant settings. Of course I have tried reinstalling and fiddeling around with different settings but I can't seem to find any solution. Did anyone encounter similar issues recently and is there a solution?

TheGodfather

fsnetworks PayPal and Spotify

Works here in a user profile with Play Services.

Do you have any non-default DNS or other blocking service (app, VPN) which could block it?

de0u

fsnetworks since end of January, some apps that have been installed for ages have trouble connecting to the internet (neither WIFi nor mobile connection), e.g. PayPal and Spotify.

Can you provide more detail on the symptoms of trouble connecting to the Internet?

fsnetworks

TheGodfather

Thank you for your time. No non-default DNS. Regarding the VPN, I'm using Mullvad and have already tried explicitely excluding the troubled apps - did not change anything.

Themble

Thanks for your time, too. Excluding vom VPN was one of my first ideas. Unfortunately, it did not help.

Themble

I experienced the same issues when I started experimenting with RethinkDNS. When I allowed connections without VPN in zhe Network - VPN settings, all worked fine.

fsnetworks

Oh, no non-default DNS of course includes other apps that (to the best of my knowing and I am not an IT-dimwit) might influence DNS services.

For now, I have temporarily uninstalled MullvadVPN completely, just to rule that out. Did not change a thing.

fsnetworks

de0u

Since I have no idea what information can help in this situation, I'll try to be as comprehensive as possible and hope that one of you can deduce something from it.

New: Google Maps no longer works either. This will probably have been the case before, but I didn't notice it until now because I saved my area as a download. Perhaps more importantly, I have created a new user profile under Graphene and shared the non-functioning programs with it. In the new profile, they run with exactly the same authorizations.

Device: Pixel 6 Pro

Software that has no internet access (neither WiFi nor mobile data)
Spotify (After entering the user data "Oops, something went wrong")
PayPal ("no internet connection")
Google Maps (No map data is loaded)

Installed software:
Aegis (works as usual)
Aurora Store (works as usual)
Bitwarden (works as usual)
DAVx (works as usual)
Etar Calender (works as usual)
F-Droid (works as usual)
Fair Mail (works as usual)
Google Maps (faulty)
Home Assistant (works as usual)
Nextcloud (works as usual)
OnlyOffice (works as usual)
Open Tracks (works as usual)
OsmAnd (works as usual)
PayPal (faulty)
PipePipe (works as usual)
Signal (works as usual)
Telegram (works as usual)
Spotify (faulty)
Telegram (works as usual)

Settings of the software without internet access that I have tested
Spotify: Sensor / Network permissions
PayPal: Network
Google Maps: GPS / Network

I tested Exploit protection compatibility on/off and different options for Memory Allocator and Native Code Debugging for all three. I have used all three apps for month without any problems and can't think of any setting that I might have changed before they stopped working.

I also excluded all three apps from the VPN as a test and even uninstalled the VPN in the meantime.

TheGodfather

fsnetworks Google Maps (No map data is loaded)

I read that it need Play Services now