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Hi, could you look into compatibility with Android 10? Hotspot module didn't work for me on Android 10 although it did on marshmellow. In my opinion, it is due to targeting a low SDK. Another app from playstore 'MacroDroid' worked on 10 and explicitly asked for WiFi permission apart from permission to change system settings. It is possible it has to do with it targeting a slightly higher SDK. If I'm not wrong maybe Android 10 has more finegrained permission system and doesn't allow targeting lower SDK.
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Hotspot Module: This is not working anymore since Android 8.0. Unfortunately, I only see a possible solution for hotspot functionality without internet connection. I created a separate story for that: Hotspot Module Support for Android >= 8.0 (Local Only Hotspot) #43. Please comment if this "Local Only Hotspot" would be useful in your case.
Wifi Module: This is actually not working anymore since Android 10.0. Unfortunately, I currently don't see a possible solution for Android 10.0. Some information can be found here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58075918/is-it-possible-to-programmatically-enable-wifi-on-android-10-devices. There is a feature request for android, but I would not be optimistic that something useful will be implemented, since the status of this feature request is "Won't Fix (Intended behavior)".
I am wondering how MacroDroid managed to switch wifi on/off. Maybe they use a more specific api, which is not supported by android in general.
It's really annoying how restrictive android becomes. Where is the american philosophy of liberty?
Hi, could you look into compatibility with Android 10? Hotspot module didn't work for me on Android 10 although it did on marshmellow. In my opinion, it is due to targeting a low SDK. Another app from playstore 'MacroDroid' worked on 10 and explicitly asked for WiFi permission apart from permission to change system settings. It is possible it has to do with it targeting a slightly higher SDK. If I'm not wrong maybe Android 10 has more finegrained permission system and doesn't allow targeting lower SDK.
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