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Mack Mosely

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Aug 3, 2024, 4:46:11 PM8/3/24

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I have A ticket in with Wyze on the same issue. Auto unlock not working. Support supposedly sent it over to the App team to have a look. Call support on the support number (206) 339-9646 . If they hear from enough of the customers there is a problem. Hopefully Wyze does something about it. This is a link to my Thread here on the forum . Okay lets talk wyze lock and auto unlock - Home - Wyze Forum (wyzecam.com)

@tgooderham
It might not be that you are entering the gps zone too quickly but arriving near the door to quickly. The Lock needs 2 items to auto unlock, entering the outer gps zone then connecting via Bluetooth. My guess is since you park your car relatively close to your door you are arriving at the door before the Bluetooth connection completes. Next time try standing at your door before unlocking it by other means and see if it unlocks in another 30 seconds to a minute.

I just came back from a walk and the door was still locked. I remained there for a good 30 plus seconds as I navigated my freshly rebooted phone and made it eventually to the Wize app.
So, neither of those conditions are a cause at this point.

I just had auto unlock work once for me. Looks like all my Geofencing is working right as well. I had a problem with geofencing and my cameras turning off. All my geofencing rules worked as well as the rule I created to unlock the front door when in area.

I have the same problem with my iPhone 5. I've been trying to get past the "Unlocking... please wait" screen for half an hour now. Tried restarting, taking the SIM card out and putting it back in, etcetera. Connected to the Mac, not connected, doesn't matter. Even took the SIM card out while the iPhone was on, it said no SIM card was installed, then when I put it back in, the Sim Lock message came back. But I still can't get past the unlock screen.

I can get out of the "please wait" screen by using the off-button, then on again, and selecting "Cancel" on the numeric keypad, but the message "Simlock active" comes back after 10 seconds or so. Even if I simply dismiss it with, it keeps coming back. And of course there's no network, just "Simlock". The phone does work as an iPod, though.

In the Telephone settings, Sim Pin code, everything is light gray with the "sim pin code" switch off ("0")?! It seems like the phone is having trouble communicating with the sim card? Both the phone and the SIM card are only three weeks old. Worked at one time, but then I did not use it for a few weeks and the battery had drained all the way.

Second, I did not enter three wrong pin codes. In fact, whenever I get to the pin entry screen, it tells me I still have three tries left. I mentioned having entered a wrong code once, as an experiment to see what kind of reaction that would give after having tried many other tricks that did not work. But that's definitely not the reason I'm stuck on the unlock screen. It already got stuck before I ever tried an incorrect pin.

I did manage to get past the unlock screen once just a few minutes ago, but then the phone could not find a network and the SIM-related settings were still grayed out. I then restarted yet again, and got stuck on the unlock screen yet again.

I've got the exact same problem and I'm with Free Mobile in France. My iPhone 5C was working perfectly and then out of the blue I got a black screen with the Apple logo. When the locked screen appeared again it was saying Activation required and SIM card locked. I tried to activate the phone again but it failed. When I tried to enter the PIN code to unlock the SIM card, it froze on the Unlocking... please wait .

We had the same problem with an iPhone 4s with iOS 9.2. Another forum suggested that the time and date have to be set prior to unlocking, but could not access that setting. But we solved it the following way:

To resolve this error, I just restarted my phone, and before trying to unlock the sim I deleted some application that I didn't need any more so as to make some free space on the phone's memory. After that, I unlocked the sim and everything works fine!

For more than four weeks now I have problems with the Safari extension not unlocking reliably. I have not been able to accurately narrow the circumstances down but it seems like the issues increased when upgrading to macOS Sonoma and can sometimes be triggered by having multiple Safari windows open in different Safari profiles. Though I am having the same issues on another machine not yet on Sonoma, though they are less often.

The behaviour that's bugging me is that the extension will not unlock at all. Clicking on the icon in the browser bar does nothing, same goes for clicking on the unlock icon inside of a password-field. The only temporary solution is to force-quit Safari with CMD+Q, unlocking 1Password while Safari is closed and then re-opening the browser. However, it is only a matter of luck for how many minutes or hours the extension keeps working.

As I have set my 1Password application to lock itself after 1 min of inactivity, the problems are more obvious for me than it may be in other circumstances. I am not able nor willing to change this time though and expect the extension to work reliably again.

I'm sorry that you're running into reoccurring issues with unlocking 1Password in Safari on your Mac. The team and I are here to help until everything is working properly again. As a first step can you please update 1Password for Mac to version 8.10.20: How to keep 1Password up to date

I'm sorry that you're also running into issues. Can you tell me a little more about the specific behaviour that you're seeing on your Mac? Are you also unable to unlock the 1Password extension? Does the desktop extension still unlock properly?

@Dave_1P I'm having Safari extension issues as well, but I"m currently on the Sonoma 14.2 beta (23C5055b). I've been having issues for a couple of weeks, but thought maybe this new beta release would help, but it did not. What is the best way to get info/help on that?

Before continuing with the next steps, I'd like to check if the extension unlocks before we re-enable integration. At this point, I'd like you to click the 1Password extension to unlock it. Let me know how that goes, then continue with the next steps to re-enable integration:

@EvonG1P Thank you! This worked beautifully! Once I signed out, then went back unlock it and re-enable the integration, It found my account from the desktop app. I've quit safari, and come back in, checked a couple of sites, and all seems to be well now for me. Thank you!

Title says it all. I play on an official crossplay pvp server and I can't seem to unlock all of the holograms. Very disappointing as I only need monkey and dragon holograms to get my +10 levels for getting all the notes. I have done all bosses multiple times but the holograms seem to be given out randomly. My buddy is having the same issue and he just got the broodmother hologram after over 20 runs.

I found fix for issue regarding the boss dossier which is not unlocking when killing the boss (usually is the monkey). The way to fix it is to run monkey and when it's about to die, whistle all rexes on passive and kill the monkey with a ridden rex but don't harvest the body once it dies, u will get the engram.

This is not a problem of the notes disappearing.. but NOT getting the note in the first place for killing the boss. I'm stuck on Monkey too and will try this.. does any level work for notes? we only did alhpas

I am in the process of doing some development work with my Google Pixel 3XL and am getting hung up at some stages due to the "OEM unlocking" feature being disabled. My understanding is that this is because the phone has been purchased from Verizon.

I am disappointed that after spending a sizable chunk of money on this phone, its capacity as a productivity tool is severely handicapped simply because of where it was purchased. Would a member from the Verizon team please direct me to the policy or agreement which enforces the prohibition of OEM unlocking?

If Verizon Wireless does not make any alterations to the boot loader or restrict any developer options on devices, why does Google sell the phones with the bootloader unlocked and without any developer options disabled, but when you buy that same! exact! phone! from Verizon those options are locked? I have written communications with the Google company that states they do not lock the bootloader or lock any developer options before selling them to other retailers.

"The bootloader is a tool used by the manufacturer that allows interaction with the base programming or OS, we do not suggest anyone try to unlock that system, as doing so can damage the device and void any warranty from the manufacturer. There should be no reason to interact with that system. ChristopherS_VZW"

Thank you, we understand that. You telling me there should be no reason to interact with that system is like telling someone that bought their car there should be no reason to change their own oil since the auto body shop can do that for them. You completely understand what we are asking and have once again avoided answering the question.

I know for a fact when the device is purchased directly from the mfg unlocked, the bootloader's unlocked. Which means I can use a SIM card from any part of the country. But with a device purchased from Verizon the bootloader's locked forever which means I can't use a prepaid SIM card from overseas.

I had contacted Google & Verizon numerous times with no luck, both just blaming each other. I purchased the device last October & til this day I still cannot use a SIM from another carrier. Verizon had confirmed my device's already unlocked but I think it's bogus!

VZWSupport - "Hello, (lyonster89). We do not have information on how to load ROM's on your device and do not advise doing this action as it voids the warranty of the device. Was there anything else I could help with? *TXH"

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