How to Fix Skype Disconnecting on Android Issues Easily

Troubleshooting Connectivity Problems with Skype Calls on Android

Skype allows the world to communicate. Millions of individuals and businesses use Skype to:

  • make video and voice calls,
  • send instant messages and
  • share files with other people.

It is ever so valuable in times when people work remotely, like the current Coronavirus outbreak.

The software app is available on all major platforms, including Android. It’s a great app, when it works. But when it’s wonky and your calls drop or the video stream freezes – it’s going to be an issue!

There is an easy enough fix for Skype disconnecting on Android. Keep reading and we will shed more light on the causes and how to fix this.

Why the Android Skype App Disconnects

Skype video (and even audio) calls are extremely bandwidth-hungry and demand a lot from your Internet connection to work properly. So, when determining why Skype is disconnecting on Android, you should first look at your Internet connection. It might be that your Internet connection is too slow and doesn’t have enough bandwidth for a VoIP HD video call. Or the connection is flaky and you’re experiencing a lot of “packets loss.” Both of these issues are amplified when you are on the move, since Android mobile devices can not easily transition between different Wi-Fi networks or cell towers without interrupting apps and dropping Internet VoIP calls, such as the ones on Skype.

Whatever the case, by default mobile devices are designed to only use one Internet connection at a time. They are often connected to both Wi-Fi and mobile data, but they don’t use both simultaneously. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could be able to use both Wi-Fi and mobile data at once, for speed and reliability?

Speedify Solves Skype Disconnecting on Android Issues Once and for All

Speedify is a fast bonding VPN that changes the way your Android smartphone connects to the Internet. Instead of just using one connection, Speedify allows your Android phone to connect to the Internet over both Wi-Fi and mobile data simultaneously. This instantly increases your connection bandwidth and reliability and provides a better and “disconnect-free” Skype experience. You will always have the best video quality on calls and don’t ever drop any calls.

Speedify also monitors the quality of your Internet connections. When it detects that you’re on a bad Wi-Fi network, it will automatically and seamlessly reroute the data through cellular data. Best of all, when the Wi-Fi is back online and reliable, it begins using it again – automatically and in the background. Say goodbye to Skype disconnecting on Android!

Don’t Sacrifice Speed for Security – Speedify Has Your Back

In addition to delivering a faster Internet experience to your Android phone, Speedify uses advanced technology to encrypt all the data sent to and from your device. Speedify keeps you safe from compromised Wi-Fi networks, snooping ISPs, and other threats. It was also designed to have zero impact on your devices battery life.

Speedify is also smart enough to try and send as much data as possible through Wi-Fi instead of over more expensive mobile data connections – saving you from potential overage fees from your carrier! Plus – you’ll have the peace of mind that your company’s sensitive data will not get into the wrong hands when delivering presentations.

Using Skype can be tricky, to say the least, when you’re on the move or don’t have the “brightest” Internet connection. But Speedify has your back covered when it comes to Skype disconnecting on Android! Get it now!

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Speedify is the only app that combines your wifi, cellular, wired, and even your friend’s phone signals – into one ultra-fast and super secure link that keeps you all connected for the best possible live streaming, video calling, or just posting to your favorite app.

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