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If I set an alarm for two hours from now, it will go off. I've tested this a few times.

But my morning alarms, at 6:07 and 6:13 am, just don't go off. I've been testing this for like a week now and I cant figure it out. Later in the day, maybe 3 or 4 hours later, the phone will alert me that I missed the alarm, even when my body clock wakes me up before the alarm and I lay awake watching my phone tick past the alarm time without it ever twitching or doing anything.

So far, I've tried:

• Deleting all alarms and recreating them
• Clearing the app cache and data, then rebooting
• Removing Duraspeed system app which I suspected of causing problems
• Toggling every setting and widget related to alarms and DND I can find

Here's my alarm setup:

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Clock app settings:

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Android sound settings:

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Now, I suspected it was some battery thing killing the app, or DND preventing it from going off, but these settings all look correct to me:

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And just now, its warned me about the missed alarm that I laid awake watching not go off:

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Any ideas about what else to investigate, or what else to do? Should I just download and rely on a different alarm app or something?

Hi all! I'm needing to replace my aging Razer Phone 2 (I know lol) and I want to wean off of Google a bit. I'm hoping to buy a mid range phone, no more than 500 Eur and install a custom rom (preferably Lineage). The officially supported phones on the Lineage page are a bit on the older side, but do you guys have any recommendations for which phones to go for? I'm looking for something relatively popular so I can find a pretty case, and hope for a larger community and support, and I kinda need either large storage or an SD card slot.

I'm hoping for high refresh rate and somewhat large battery, but most specs are negotiable.

I was considering the Moto G Stylus or some Poco phone, but I haven´t been able to find a source of Roms for those.

Speaking of which, where do you look for roms nowadays? I used to go to XDA for my Oneplus One, but it doesn't seem nearly as robust.

Thank you!!!

As title say.

Sorry if it is off topic, I just want to know.

I just connected to my home Wi-Fi and got the notification, "Google play has switched off your Wi-Fi." It hasn't done this before, but after a while it connected again with no complaints.

First question: Why?

Second question: How to prevent it from doing that again?

I don't like it that "Snoople" can choose that my home Wi-Fi should not be used. They have no right to making that decision.

Network details.

I have pi-hole running as a DNS with a lot of block-lists active (haven't added a new one since 2021) All are up to date.

Wi-Fi uses WPA3, and up to date.