Arlo Go not working with AT&T since 3G drop

We are here to help get your cameras back up and running, Obediencedogmom.

What internet are you using for your cameras?

Are you using AT&T internet or are you using a mobile hotspot or mobility router?

This information is important so we can troubleshoot accordingly, and get you over to the correct team.

Let us know more information, so we can assist.

Marc, AT&T Community Specialist

These are mobile devices that run off AT&T mobile data.

Thanks for confirming that for us, @Obediencedogmom. 

We have a few troubleshooting recommendations we'd like you to try: 

• Reset your device.
• Check to make sure you're using the latest software version. (You'll need to check the app store on your desired device to do so.)
• Check your memory storage in the app to make sure it isn't full.
• Sign in to our Device Support tool to run a complete diagnostic on your device.

If none of the above helps, please contact Arlo Support for additional assistance with this matter. They can also be reached by phone at 866.235.7670.

Thanks for visiting our Community Forums!

Sydne, AT&T Community Specialist

I have done all of that.  Infact Support reset them for me and they still are falling off line.  AT&T says it's an Arlo problem but the cameras and the service are through AT&T.  They have been working fine until the drop of 3G.  According to support there is no 3G fallback and this last use, we were in a 4G-5G area.  I just need a solution to get them back on line full time.

I have since removed the cameras and reinstalled them and they continue to fall off line.

Let us look into why that specific Arlo Go camera of yours is not working as it should @Obediencedogmom.

For the best experience, we encourage you to download the Arlo App from your smartphone by scanning the QR code in the user guide or search for Arlo in the App Store.

Do you have a adequate connection to your Arlo device? Check the network coverage in your area. This coverage viewer provides a high-level approximation of wireless coverage.

Poor connection can occur for a number of reasons, including but not limited to:

• Gaps in network coverage.A geographic obstruction, such as a mountain.
  A type of building construction.

To minimize connectivity trends, we constantly monitor and optimize our network to deliver the best possible service.

In addition, you may need to replace your SIM card due to the improvements made since the shut down of the 3G network. Those who are impacted by this upgrade are encouraged to upgrade to an HD Voice capable device, upgrade their SIM, or both. Reach out to us or you can visit your nearest AT&T Store to obtain a replacement SIM.

Give this a try and let us know how this helps.Thank you for contacting AT&T Community Forums.

Alasani, AT&T Community Specialist 

We are currently set up in a 5G area.  I was told the SIM cards are 4G.  I do have the Arlo app and it is affecting all 3 Arlo cameras on my account.

There are hundreds of users with the same problem of Arlo Go disconnecting all the time since AT&T phased out 3G. Don’t forget to open a case with Arlo so they keep seeing how many people have the same issue. It’s been a solid three months of this mess for Arlo Go users.

Thank you for the update on your Arlo service experience @Obediencedogmom.

A couple of additional options that we can explore is to check your current data plan to find out which data-only plan is right for you. As Arlo requires a Standalone LTE Camera Plan

• Enjoy your plan using a tablet, mobile hotspot, and other devices.
• A good option to cover the data needed, and that you are on a Standalone LTE Camera Plan.

Furthermore, the next steps would be to file a claim for replacement. As well as check your device warranty coverage period. 

Finally, you may need to contact Arlo support online https://www.arlo.com/en-us/support or by phone at 866.235.7670 that can assist further with troubleshooting or provisioning that may be needed. 

Thank you for utilizing the Community Forums, don't hesitate to reach back out with any questions you may have. 

Alasani, AT&T Community Specialist

@Superwa I did open a case with arlo but they keep laying blame on the service provider.