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Tony
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My home network was infiltrated so how would I know if all is fixed. It happened that my wifi was rebooting alot and my devices not working properly. How will I know if my network is safe to use again?

My home network was infiltrated so how would I know if all is fixed. It happened that my wifi was rebooting alot and my devices not working properly. How will I know if my network is safe to use again?

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Tony
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Hi

I understand that Firefox Sync did not connect to your mobile device on this occasion, but hopefully I should be able to help you force a Sync event to take place.

Assuming you have connected the same Sync account on both your mobile and desktop copies of Firefox:

In Firefox on your mobile device:

  1. Go into the Settings menu and select Firefox Account.
  2. Tap on Synchronise now.

This will “force” a synchronisation of the data that is on the local device storage.

Paul
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Hi

I do not think that this is an issue with Firefox for Android but sounds like something that your internet service provider should be able to help you with.