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Show type of Internet connection #831

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lgrahl opened this issue Jul 3, 2019 · 4 comments
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Show type of Internet connection #831

lgrahl opened this issue Jul 3, 2019 · 4 comments
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@lgrahl
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lgrahl commented Jul 3, 2019

Similar to the battery status, we could display the current type of connection being used by the smartphone to connect to the Internet:

  • Mobile: Show the service provider name and connectivity
  • WiFi: Show the name of the WiFi and connectivity

It should be noted that, like the battery status, a non-persistent connection will alleviate the benefit somewhat since the information will not be up to date. What we might do is (optionally) persist the connection if the client is in the foreground.

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dbrgn commented Jul 3, 2019

It should be noted that, like the battery status, a non-persistent connection will alleviate the benefit somewhat since the information will not be up to date.

We could also show the age of the information (last updated: 37 minutes ago).

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rugk commented Jul 3, 2019

That takes way too much UI space.

Why not push an update from the Threema app in case this info changes?

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lgrahl commented Jul 4, 2019

Because battery life is a thing (#498).

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dbrgn commented Jul 4, 2019

That takes way too much UI space.

On hover of course.

Why not push an update from the Threema app in case this info changes?

Because a non-persistent connection means that the app doesn't need to be running all the time. Apps that don't run cannot actively listen for things like network or battery level changes 😉

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