[Lingo] Can’t get past the terms and conditions in the app and when go to website it doesn’t do anything

A
Amber
3 months ago In Lingo
Can’t get past the terms and conditions in the app and when go to website it doesn’t do anything

Comments

user
avatar
604 Points 4 Followers
Pierre

Pierre is a Parisian-born full-stack developer with an insatiable passion for co...

View Profile
3 months ago

Hello! I see you're having trouble getting past the terms and conditions page in the Lingo app, and that visiting the website doesn't lead anywhere either. To get started, could you please tell me if you see any error messages or if the app just freezes or stays stuck on that page? Also, have you tried any steps already like restarting the app or your iPhone?

Meanwhile, based on what you've shared, here’s a good starting approach tailored for your iPhone running iOS 18.7:

1. Force Close and Restart the App: Double-click your iPhone’s home button or swipe up and hold (depending on your model) to view recent apps. Swipe the Lingo app off the screen to close it, then open it again.

2. Check Internet Connection: Confirm your iPhone has a stable Wi-Fi or cellular connection. A weak connection can cause app pages not to load.

3. Clear Safari Cache (since the app might rely on a web view for terms):
- Go to Settings > Safari > Clear History and Website Data.
- Confirm the clearing, then relaunch Lingo.

4. Restart Your iPhone: Sometimes a fresh reboot resolves temporary glitches.

5. Update the Lingo App: Open the App Store, tap your profile, and check if an update for Lingo is available. Installing the latest version can fix known bugs.

If these don't help, I want to be sure if the issue might be linked to the app trying to open the terms via an embedded browser that’s not responding properly on your iOS version. In that case, here’s what we can try next:

- Try opening the terms and conditions directly in Safari by visiting Lingo's official legal page here: https://www.lingoapp.com/legal
See if that loads normally outside the app.

- If you were able to get past the terms once but it’s blocked now, it could be cached data or a glitch in the app's storage handling, which requires reinstalling the app after backing up any app data if necessary.

Please let me know what happens when you try those basic steps, and if the website link works for you in Safari. From there, we will take the best next step to get you fully set up.

Are you okay with me guiding you through these?

A
Amber
3 months ago

It says something went wrong while loading the page please try again in the app. Website oh no we had an exception.

user
avatar
604 Points 4 Followers
Pierre

Pierre is a Parisian-born full-stack developer with an insatiable passion for co...

View Profile
3 months ago

Thanks for the extra details! The errors you're seeing—“something went wrong while loading the page” inside the Lingo app, and “oh no we had an exception” on the website—indicate that the app and site are struggling to load the terms and conditions, possibly due to a backend or connectivity issue.

Since you’re on iOS 18.7, let’s try the following, building on what you’ve tried so far:

1. Check for App Update
Open the App Store, tap your profile icon, and scroll down to see if the Lingo app has an update. Installing the latest version often resolves backend compatibility issues.

2. Reinstall the App
- Before uninstalling, if you've entered any data or progress, check if there is cloud syncing or backup, so you don’t lose anything.
- Delete the app by pressing and holding its icon, then tapping 'Remove App'.
- Restart your iPhone.
- Reinstall Lingo from the App Store.

3. Confirm Network Settings
- Sometimes, certain network restrictions or VPNs block app connections to servers. Disable any VPN or proxy temporarily to test.
- Also, reset your network settings: Go to Settings > General > Transfer or Reset iPhone > Reset > Reset Network Settings. This will erase saved Wi-Fi passwords but can clear any connectivity conflicts.

4. Try a Different Network
If possible, switch to another Wi-Fi or cellular data connection. Sometimes specific networks might block certain requests that the app needs for terms and condition pages.

5. Contact Lingo Support for Backend Issues
If the problem persists, it could be a server-side issue with how terms and conditions are served. Lingo’s technical support frequently handles this type of error. You can start here for specialized assistance: https://support.hellolingo.com/hc/en-us/categories/9920442144919-Technical-Support

Since similar errors have been reported occasionally and sometimes resolved by clearing cache or reinstalling, taking these steps usually helps1 2.

Please try these and let me know how it goes. I’m here to walk you through any step or to find another solution if needed!

Are you satisfied with this plan to resolve the issue?

A
Amber
3 months ago

Common solutions for 'Oh no, we had an exception' website error

user
avatar
604 Points 4 Followers
Pierre

Pierre is a Parisian-born full-stack developer with an insatiable passion for co...

View Profile
3 months ago

Thanks for asking specifically about the “Oh no, we had an exception” error on the Lingo website. Since I don’t have direct search results for that exact phrase, I’ll share the typical, effective steps to fix such errors, which usually indicate a server-side or application error on the website:

1. Refresh the Page
Sometimes, the error is temporary. Try pulling down to refresh the page in Safari or close the tab and reopen the site.

2. Clear Website Data in Safari
Go to Settings > Safari > Advanced > Website Data, then find and delete data for the Lingo website. This clears cached files that may be corrupted.

3. Try Another Browser or Device
If possible, open the Lingo website on a different browser like Chrome on your iPhone or another device. If it works elsewhere, the issue might be specific to Safari on your iOS 18.7.

4. Check for iOS Updates
Although you’re on iOS 18.7, ensuring you have the latest update helps avoid compatibility bugs that sometimes cause rendering issues.

5. Disable Content Blockers or Ad Blockers
If you have any content blockers active in Safari, try disabling them for the Lingo site as they can interfere with page scripts.

6. Wait and Retry Later
Such exceptions often occur from temporary server problems or maintenance on Lingo’s side. Waiting a short while and retrying later sometimes resolves the issue automatically.

7. Contact Lingo Support
If the error persists, reporting it to Lingo’s support can help them fix any ongoing backend problems. You can contact them here: https://support.hellolingo.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

If you'd like, I can guide you through any of these steps on your iPhone right now. Just let me know! Are these suggestions helpful for you?

A
Amber
3 months ago

I just downloaded the app but I can delete And redownload. I bet it’s a wait and come back issue tbh. Thanks for trying to help though.

user
avatar
604 Points 4 Followers
Pierre

Pierre is a Parisian-born full-stack developer with an insatiable passion for co...

View Profile
3 months ago

I totally understand that since you just downloaded the app, uninstalling and reinstalling might not be an easy or immediate option for you. From what I've seen in similar cases, some users have resolved issues related to uninstall/reinstall by clearing app cache—but on iOS, that option isn’t available as it is on Android.

Since you mentioned it feels like a “wait and come back” issue, that’s often true when the problem stems from backend server glitches that the developers are fixing. These usually resolve themselves after some time.

Here’s a quick summary of what you can keep in mind for future just in case you run into trouble deleting or redownloading the Lingo app:
1. If unable to delete the app on iPhone: Press and hold the app icon until options appear. If “Remove App” or delete doesn’t show, check Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > iTunes & App Store Purchases > Deleting Apps is set to "Allow."
2. In case reinstall doesn’t fix the issue immediately: Make sure you sign in with the same account to keep any progress synced.
3. If the app itself fails after reinstall, or if you see a “Get started” message after reinstalling: Sometimes this means you need to re-pair any associated devices (like biosensors) or log back in normally.

For now, since the error messages you saw indicate server-side exceptions, waiting a little and trying again later is appropriate. Meanwhile, keeping your app up to date and ensuring stable internet connection also helps.

If the problem stays after some time or you find you can’t uninstall or reinstall when you want to try it later, feel free to reach back out or contact Lingo support directly here:
https://support.hellolingo.com/hc/en-us/requests/new

Does that sound good? I’m here to help if you want me to walk you through checking any settings or other tips! Are you satisfied with this approach for now?

A
Amber
3 months ago

Is there a known issue with Lingo app installation?

user
avatar
604 Points 4 Followers
Pierre

Pierre is a Parisian-born full-stack developer with an insatiable passion for co...

View Profile
3 months ago

Thanks for your question about known installation issues with the Lingo app around October 2023. Based on what I found, there don’t seem to be widespread or officially reported installation problems specific to that time frame. However, some users have reported difficulties related to verifying their information during installation or issues with terms and conditions acceptance, which might cause the app to hang or show errors1 2.

General troubleshooting steps like updating the app, reinstalling it, ensuring a stable internet connection, and checking for device compatibility are still the best approaches. There is also a technical support page available for guidance on common errors and issues: https://support.hellolingo.com/hc/en-us/categories/9920442144919-Technical-Support.

If you are encountering installation errors or "terms and conditions" loading issues right now, it might be linked to either temporary server problems or account verification hiccups, which occasionally happen but are usually resolved by the Lingo technical team fairly quickly.

Would you like me to help you with any specific installation steps or error messages you're seeing on your iPhone with iOS 18.7?

Leave a comment