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It would be nice if the App displayed the vendor specific IEEE 802.11 information elements that were found in the WiFi Beacons. Android's API Level 30 introduced ScanResult.getInformationElements(), which can be used to query this information.
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All current contributors are busy with other work. When we don't have an opportunity or time to implement a feature, we encourage developers to fork the project and become a contributor. It would be great to add new contributors to this project.
I have looked at the issue template. There is no required information in the template that makes sense to answer for this kind of feature request: It asks whether the feature request is related to a problem (it's not), what solution i'd like (i have described it), alternatives i've considered (there are none), how i can help (i probably can't), additional context (there is none), and Device/Android information (irrelevant for a feature request). That's why i didn't use the template.
Thanks for the encouragement to submit a pull request. Maybe i will, though probably not soon.
It would be nice if the App displayed the vendor specific IEEE 802.11 information elements that were found in the WiFi Beacons. Android's API Level 30 introduced
ScanResult.getInformationElements()
, which can be used to query this information.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: