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There’s a nice little place at the edge of Alnwick just off the A1 NE66 2GD. Has three or four units and I’ve never known one not be free. Nice little cafe too.

Nothing in my responses suggest I am looking for a fight, or trying to be anything other than helpful. I believe it got somewhat obtuse when you, with no reason, accused me of mistruths and vague statements. Neither of which are justified. At that point I believe I’m well within my rights...

The Pocophone has been out for a number of years. The NFC element may be related to a newer model. Like I said my error, but from your response an acceptable one. Sorry your ‘knowledge’ excludes the phone being the issue. But that is where it lies. It could be a glitch with the app...

Sorry, please point out where there’s any mistruths in my comments. The only area I made a presumption was on the age of your phone, but as you didn’t initially specify the version then I think that’s fair enough. What actually happened is I responded to Gomev regarding the age of handsets abs...

Seem to be going round in a lot of circles here. Yes there may well be a bug. Waze may have a bug, but as millions of users don’t seem to have the same issue en mass, it again suggest that the bug is sitting in your phone somewhere.

Yes as above AA asks the phone to do a lot more than when you’re just using the phone.

No that’s cool, when I googled your phone it came up with the 845 from 2017. Ultimately though the Waze issue is phone or app related, unless you can’t get AA to work at all. It’s the phone that does all the work.

I’m not expert on Android but that’s using a 6 year old processor. The problem is apps and software progress more and more and expect the same processor to keep pace. I’ve just found that AA or CP seem to demand quite a lot from the phone.

What phone is it?

Yeah can also be the age of the phone related too. Had to use an old iPhone SE for CarPlay a few weeks ago. Processor really struggled.

They now show on the screen ‘dual charging available’ if they’ve been upgraded. Would say that despite me being generally critical of the company, their customer service team have been brilliant the last couple of times I’ve had a problem at Wetherby services. Ignore me about the first part...

Waze can be odd at times but any issues will be entirely down to the app/ phone.

No offence taken. Just pointing and calling out your idea that people aren’t plugging the charger in properly (considering it actually has to lock in place) is both farcical and patronising. I would suggest that if you continue to behave like that then people will be less willing to both...

I can assure you the problems mentioned above are not due to the plug not being ‘firmly plugged in’. Could you be any more patronising?