The first two methods talk about a “mobile interface” and the other two about “all network interfaces.” What do those mean?
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The first two methods talk about a “mobile interface” and the other two about “all network interfaces.” What do those mean?
I would expect “all network interfaces” to include WiFi (and wired if the device happens to support that), but “mobile interface” only to include data via a cell connection (3G, GPRS etc).