Uploads and rendering are an unrelated pipeline - that shouldn't have an impact.

Like many resources, the mapping infrastructure is suffering from the current wave of attempted abuse. In general, scrolling, zooming, and refreshing taxes it further.

you can click (as a logged in user), or you can use the Basic and Advanced search functionality to get al the information regarding the point.
WPS will be listed in the capabilities, which aren't part of the site rendering - check out the API for more details.

We understand that the strict new-user limitations make people unhappy. We didn't want to do this, but we've been forced by the truly intense degree of abuse to which this free, community project is being subjected. The surest way to increase your limits is to participate and demonstrate that you're...

If we told you in a public forum, or built you tools to inspect those limits our attackers would just use that information to further automate the abuse we're trying to eliminate.

updating the FAQ with your find! the Huawei/Redmi users thank you!
(now, if we could just figure out what they've done to maps)

The site is being subjected to an unprecedented level of abuse - these unpleasant initial limits are the most reliable way of stopping it. Patience, and supplying evidence that you're human will remain the most reliable ways to raise the limits.

good catch - should be unwedged shortly.

blacklist exists by BSSID, which works.
SSID is unreliable for filtering since many networks can have the same name.

the "change password" tool at the bottom of every page is the one that works. Changing your forum password will not help.

try using the search box on the map to navigate directly to your destination rather than scrolling; you'll save yourself some tiles.

we're still tuning the tile limits - noted!

We'll look into it - you should have an excitingly high query limit with your stats... are you using a second/different account?

Fix now in 2.85 - released in the Play Store Beta channel

there is no such rule.

You'll have to go read the Android source code - not all Android devices use NMEA GPS signals, but some do.

You can also look at other programs such as Kismet and the jhewitt boards that synthesize CSV uploads.