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Detect network type change automatically.
Is it possible to detect network type switching (e.g WIFI to 3G) automatically with say a callback or something?
I checked the Reachability sample, it doesn't really do that at all. The only other way i could think of is to constantly poll the network type which i'm sure is a pretty dumb and inefficient solution. Thanks. |
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Really? I thought it did. I'm not on a Mac to check right now...
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"ReachableViaWiFiNetwork" and "ReachableViaCarrierDataNetwork" tell you whether you're running over Wifi or 3G respectively. |
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