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For the last few days I've been experiencing great difficulty with receiving iMessages. I'll receive them very delayed, eg. I'll receive a message alert for a text and it said I actually received it an hour earlier or I'll get multiple messages in a row from the same person, which were sent over a period of time, all at once. I would also lose iMessage connection even though there is good wi-fi/ data connection on both sides (both me and the person I'm sending a message to). I always check my network connection as well and it's always well connected, 3 bars +.

On another note, my iPhone loses wifi connection every time is locks, and I have to reconnect it even though it is on auto-join with my home wifi. This never use to be the case up until a few weeks ago.

I will check with my mobile network company (Telecom) in case it is a problem on their side but since it mostly seems to involve with wifi and iMessage I would doubt it is a fault in their network.

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Hello, and welcome to Ask Different! To help others help you, you should always try to formulate one (and only one) precise question you are hoping to see answered (see How to Ask). In this case, you provided a problem description, but did not actually tell what aspect of the problem you are seeking help with. – kopischke Oct 29 '12 at 18:50
We encourage many narrow questions so I can't tell which question is your most pressing here. Would you edit this be either about how WiFi works or how to diagnose iMessage issues and then flag it for re-opening. Thanks and welcome to the site. – bmike Oct 29 '12 at 18:56

closed as not a real question by bmike Oct 29 '12 at 18:56

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