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Hi, Looks neat, |
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@lemonsqueeze, do you know a proper way to do it? As far as I understand, it should be If there's no way to do it, quickly turning mobile data off and on may do the trick, though seems undesirable. |
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I don't, but i'd be surprised if someone didn't figure a way to do it with xposed. |
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Please consider adding scheduling feature.
Motivation: the module is extremely useful for faking WiFi connection when mobile data is unlimited. However, some providers restrict unlimited mobile data by night hours (e.g. it's 01:00 to 07:00 for me), so scheduling the WiFi connection fake makes app work as if they have WiFi in 'unlimited' hours.
Unresolved issue: probably the module should send broadcast notifying about connectivity change (to make other apps discover the schedule start/end), but at the moment I found no proper way to do it. This might stop you from merging this, so if it doesn't bother you too much, we might discuss implementing this missing point.