I used to be able to drive the entire distance from southern Arizona to northern Montana without an interruption in music on my app on an iPhone. I've done the run more than once when there was no interruption in areas with no cell service (on that run, there are many such areas), making me satisfied with my Premium subscription. Those days left the building so long ago it's now abandoned, as it has not maintained a connection for me in years. I wonder why I am paying for Premium now. Maybe this is a common question and if it is, just put this on ignore and I'll research a paid music service that can do the ONE thing it's supposed to do.
Hi @Rodewaryer
I am really not happy with having to uninstall an app to fix a reception problem being a Premium member. I literally got better reception back in the days when I was NOT a premium member so this just adds insult to injury. I have been advised to ditch Pandora as many friends think it is behind the times for features, functionality and other areas. I was hoping for a more logical fix than basically rebooting the app (don't even get me started on what I think of that as a solution to things) which is not a fix, rebooting is a compromise at best. I don't even know how to do half the things you are saying need to be done (especially reloading all the offline content?!) and that's the insulting part of this whole affair.