Gmail being Redirected in Safari
Super odd...so I'm at the Detroit airport yesterday and I go to access my Gmail. There was no available WiFi network, I was still on EDGE, and a popup came up in Safari when I went to gmail.com. I didn't read it, foolishly, but it mentioned something about a security certificate. I know, I should have read it.
I was redirected to https://dtw-mac.boingo.aero/login?dst=https%3A%2F%2Fmail.google.com%2Fmail%2Fs%2 F and asked to buy a WiFi plan, which I thought was odd because, again, I was still on EDGE, not on WiFi. I went in and turned WiFi off, still getting the redirect. I thought, okay, maybe somehow AT&T and the Detroit airport have a deal here where they force you to choose a plan.
I got back to Pittsburgh, far from the airport, and though I can get to other websites just fine, I can't get to Gmail.
It keeps redirecting me to https://dtw-mac.boingo.aero/login?dst=https%3A%2F%2Fmail.google.com%2Fmail%2Fs%2 F
Any ideas? Super annoying not being able to get to my Gmail on my phone.
That's what I thought, so I cleared my Cookies, Cache and History. Didn't work. Knowing that Gmail uses HTML 5 to save info directly to your machine/phone I deleted all the databases on the iPhone as well and I'm still getting this problem.
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