Connected apps.

I just discovered the same peculiar interruptions in my connection. It will either lose connection or sometimes Chrome will say "connection interrupted". The discovery of the "Android device" connected app brought me to this forum. It would have been no big deal if the connection problem we share wasn't happening to you also out of nowhere. "Man-in-the-Middle" perhaps? I am not the paranoid type but this just started happening to me roughly the same time the Android device app showed up. If anyone knows about this please kindly reply. Also, did you happen to get any "new device sign-in" notifications? Eight days ago I received one from Google called unknown "Android device" from 140 miles away. Not using a VPN nor have I been out of town for months. Hmmmmm.

From what I know, Google is pretty open about their trackers and adware. I doubt they would pull shady moves considering they need our devices running smoothly to make money with adware views. I just thought it was strange that you were going through the same two things at roughly the same time I started to. The new device login is what really got me. Gmail said it was from "unknown device". That's about when the other two started. As for the connection problem, mine stopped happening when I use Chrome to surf but when I stream anything, the connection cuts off bits at a time. My internet is great and this never happened in the 5+ years I've been on this plan.

I haven't used wifi in awhile. Have unlimited T-Mobile LTE. Usually very fast and steady. I think my problems stem from a device of mine being stolen. Well, it really seems like everything I have and all my activities on my phone is getting rerouted to San Jose somehow. My password for this site was again changed for the third consecutive login. I try not to whine about it(seeming crazy to people around me is enough without being called a crybaby) but this happens everywhere and everything I login to. Getting old. That is why the late replies. I hate going online nowadays.

The stolen device was actually one of those free Obama phones. I got it because it was free and I really didn't care about it. I already had this other phone anyway. I just left it laying around but I didn't think about my accounts being infiltrated. Anyway, I couldn't call cops on my niece. My brother restricted her phone usage so I guess she got desperate. BTW, my password was not changed this time. Felt pretty good. Quite rare for me to login and not have to hassle with password recovery. I want to find whoever has it now myself. There's an asswhipping coming to them one day. I was hoping the Android device mystery would bring me another step closer. It is purely being done to mess with me.

May be there is the problem with your internet connection which is disconnecting or interrupting your phone.

Just strange that the Android device showed up around the same time. Maybe it was a buggy update. Just trying to cover all bases since I received that email about being signed in to "unknown device"(in the bay area)?!
1)It has been a while since I've been in that area.
2)I haven't signed in on a different device in a while.
Just looking into any abnormal or strange events. I am far from needing to worry about being under surveillance. It just irritates me when I have to make a new account,recover my password or change it just to login anywhere.

You guys should be worried about your devices being hacked and it's someone close to you. I have had the same issues with my phone's and I have discovered that my better half has been spying on me through my own device. On the surface it all looks ok but I have found that my device is being monitored by some kind of mobile device management and it showed no trace of anything. That Android device app might be an app that is linked to some other device for the perpose of reading your text messages to a personal computer or laptop.

After I replaced the android with an iPhone, my impressions of the gadgets changed. After the android, I'm just excited about the new acquisition. So far, in a year, no problem.

Well don't be to trusting I have used both platforms and my iPhone was compromised as well. They can hide it better on iOS. Go to device management people when nothing else makes sense and look for anything on your devices that says certificate installed.

From what I know, Google is pretty open about their trackers and adware. I doubt they would pull shady moves considering they need our devices running smoothly to make money with adware views. I just thought it was strange that you were going through the same two things at roughly the same time I started to. The new device login is what really got me. Gmail said it was from "unknown device". That's about when the other two started. As for the connection problem, mine stopped happening when I use Chrome to surf but when I stream anything, the connection cuts off bits at a time. My internet is great and this never happened in the 5+ years I've been on this plan.