URGENT! I keep losing Internet

Hmmm.
Have you tried a different router or modem?
Does your router settings allow only so many connections?
I know for a fact that my isp will cut off my Wi-Fi to my mobile device if I'm downloading (ahem) files....
And my fix for that is unplugging the router and I get a connection again.

 

Did you swipe down on the wifi and long press? IT should say "To improve location accuracy, turn on wifi-scanning in"

 

I get something similar with my 2-3 year old HTC 10, but it's only when I'm trying to connect to one of my WiFi extenders. Which also just throw me off now and again.

As you don't mention any extenders, I assume you don't use any.

Are you still determined to stay with Motorola? If you are having second thoughts I would suggest you have a look at the Google Pixel 3a. I've been with HTC for fourteen years, when I retired the V3i, but both the HTC M9 and the 10 had battery failure after just 2 years use, so decided to try something different, hence the Pixel. My wife and I both had an HTC 10 so now we have got a Pixel each, and I have to say that we are very pleased with them. Got them for £299 each from Carphone Wharehouse last November, they are £30 pounds more currently.

The spec may not meet your requirements but certainly worth a look.

Just done a currency exchange check - $423 UK price.

 

you have not mention @MoodyBlues if you tried rebooting your router. i find that even though my other devices are connected and my phone is not, if i reboot the router, the issue gets fixed. it happens from time to time with my phone and or tablet.

 

sorry i can't read

 

I can't say I'm surprised, I would've no doubt stayed with HTC a few more years but two devices with two batteries barely making two years was a bit much for me. We've kept the 10s, in my case I'm going to use it alongside the Pixel as a music player and for the Forum, It should equalise the use of the Pixels, Chris is a much lighter user than me.

 

When this happens on my phone, I have just assumed I used my data limit or didn’t pay the bill (don’t ponder the cause further) and stop messing with the phone until next day. As you can see I am easy to brush off.

 

I use those types of phones where you buy usage 30 days at a time and from month to month, it does not always end on the same day of the month so sometimes I get off a little and because they don't produce a real bill, I have to think about, and make an effort to pay them to keep the service anyway. I wait until the next day because I have had problems before and I am not savvy enough to figure out how to troubleshoot routers and modems and this and that. When I have had phone conversations with customer support people in the past I couldn't get anywhere anyway and the problem never would get resolved, so I just learned to put the phone or the computer down to deal with it the next day (this usually happens at night). For some reason, stuff seems to work out better in the daytime. Anyway, I said I am easy to brush off because I actively try not to get frustrated about it since I assume I won't be able to quickly resolve it. Sometimes I think it would be better to become more knowledgeable about such matters. That is one of the reasons why I go around these sites besides my hobby of moderating on some.

 

This happens off and on here, as well.

And I am using three devices near one another.

One will be streaming entertainment and working fine, and the one in my hand takes a brown, cone shaped, smiling emoji.

Generally it happens at night, but not always.

Does your device have an adjustment in the settings (Wi-Fi, Network, Developers Options) for the scanning on Wi-Fi?

We have neighbors on both sides of us, and all three of us are on the same Wi-Fi channel.
Until I found the setting that stopped incessant scanning I was pretty miserable, as you can imagine.