Recently I noticed that when connecting to my home WiFi network, my phone shows that this network has no internet access, however other devices connected to the same network work fine.

What could be the problem here?

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    genji11 It might help to change the setting for your home Wi-Fi network to "per-network randomized MAC", followed by rebooting your home router.

        de0u Now LTE works as described as well. The "no internet access" exclamation mark is present, however, I can easily connect to sites and apps

            genji11 have you disabled Internet connectivity checks?

            From the owner profile, go to Settings > Network & internet > Internet connectivity checks. Make sure it's set to GrapheneOS or Google's server.

                other8026 Well, the problem seems to be that I can't connect to Graphene OS services via my ISP and mobile provider.
                I changed Network connectivity checks to Google and now everything is fine. It's strange, why can't I connect to GOS services, they are not in my country's blocklist, not right now, at least.

                    GrapheneOS Well, I use Automatic settings. I tried going to GOS website from my PC, it doesn't work as well.

                        genji11 Your network is blocking access to GrapheneOS. You haven't said which ISPs / carriers are involved or which country it is. You seem to be successfully using our forum without problems so you seem able to access https://discuss.grapheneos.org/ and our authoritative DNS servers through your DNS resolver

                            GrapheneOS I am currently using this forum via VPN. I live in Russia.

                            Seems like all GOS services are not working for me, wonder if it's the same for other people from Russia.

                                genji11 It's quite possible that some Russian ISPs are blocking access to GrapheneOS but this is the first we're hearing about it.

                                    GrapheneOS Well, some of them seem to be doing so, yes. Still, GOS is not in the blocked domains list (hosted by Russian authorities)

                                      GrapheneOS btw, does GOS services use Cloudflare. We had problems with Cloudfllare before

                                          genji11 No, we don't use Cloudflare. Our servers are hosted on a mix of OVH and BuyVM with redundancy for authoritative DNS (4 servers with 3 on BuyVM), website (4 servers with 3 on OVH) and network services (4 servers with 3 on OVH). Those still work if one of OVH or BuyVM goes down. The other services are solely on OVH: update servers (8 servers in total), forum, Mastodon, Matrix, attestation and mail server. See https://grapheneos.org/articles/grapheneos-servers.

                                              GrapheneOS Ok, get it! Well, hope this issue will be resolved asap. Thanks for helping!