My iPod is connected to a network, but there's no internet!

So my iPod once let me connect to the internet with the current network that I have (that I've always had), and from time to time, the internet has been finicky. But usually I just restart my iPod and it comes back. But for the past four days, I haven't had internet connection! The bars are there and I'm connected to my network, but it won't let me connect to the internet! I have tried to turn wifi on and off, and even reseting the network and the router...I don't know what to do next!!! Any advice?

Take it back to the place that replaced the screen and ask them what they did. If it worked before the repair then your charging issue may be because of something they did. They have to fix it. Unless they're an apple authorized repair place, your warranty is now voided and Apple won't touch your device.
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