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Is there a way to force all my network requests to be made through my APN (i.e. over a mobile network data connection) and not through wifi, without having to disable wifi?
I want to know if it is possible for my Android app to use exclusively the network access point.
I’m already able to set the default network APN and to use it but for this I have to disable the Wifi first.
Considering the initial login to google to provision android devices doesn’t do this, its probably problematic.
Also think about the fact that users might expect the phone to only use wifi data when it is connected. That is what I do anyway. The 3G-icon (with its up/down traffic indicators) also disappears whenever the wifi-icon is visible, so there must be some thought to this, which basically boils down to not using 3g when wifi is available.