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I can't say for sure the carrier update caused the problem but the timing fits.
My phone has worse reception after the carrier update a few weeks ago. Can I "downgrade" to the old one? Seriously, I have fewer bars in the same areas as before and I now often have people say they have a hard time hearing me like there is a bad a connection. This never happened before the carrier update and now it happens fairly frequently.
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I should also mention that I have tried several types of resets including network reset and clean wipe and reinstall ofthe phone. still have the 18.1 carrier settings though. still often have a bad connection where it used to be good.
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Not if you want to keep your warranty. In other words, no you cannot go back.
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and what if I cared more about my phone having good reception more than a
warranty?
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Then I could not tell you anything else according to forum rules. And, if that's the case, and you didn't already know, then you should probably not try.
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tried to send pm. said i could not unless you follow me
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Yes, and I believe you'd ask me how to do the unmentionable things, for which I cannot do.
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I'd never ask anyone to break the rules while on a forum...
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It's a process that could potentially leave you with an expensive brick...'nuff said.
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I doubt bricking is why verizon has a chokehold on firmware. bricks mean more sales.