Releases: christianrowlands/android-network-survey
Releases · christianrowlands/android-network-survey
v1.14
Changes:
- Added support for logging Cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GNSS surveys to CSV files.
- Added a help dialog explaining the difference between file logging and MQTT.
- Added links to the user manual and NS Messaging API docs in the Nav menu.
- Allow for horizontal display (landscape mode).
- Updates for Android 14.
The regular-release apk is the same as what can be found on the Google Play Store. The cdr-release apk is the same as the regular-release apk, but with the full CDR support (See README.md for more details) and it also does not contain any tracking libraries such as Google Analytics.
Full Changelog: v1.13...v1.14
v1.13
- The speed (in meters per second) is now included in all messages.
- Fixed a bug where the MQTT toggle switch was not displaying when MDM override was enabled.
v1.12.2
- Changed the color of the MQTT protocol stream status light on the Dashboard.
- Fixed a bug where the MDM configured stream settings were not being reflected on the Dashboard.
v1.12.1
- Fixed a Bluetooth Permissions bug.
- Exclude the Google Protobuf Audit library.
v1.12
- Remove the use of the GMS library for CDR location.
- Fixed some bugs that resulted in the app crashing.
v1.11
- Adds support for logging Call Detail Record (CDR) events to a CSV file.
- Caches the Bluetooth UI results so the results are still visible when switching between tabs.
- Adds a connection toggle switch and direct link to the MQTT Connection Fragment from the Dashboard.
- Changes the default location provider to Fused, which should improve battery life.
v1.10.0
- Sets the mdmOverride field on the device status message instead of using firebase analytics
events. - Adds a Dashboard UI for toggling logging to files as well as viewing the MQTT connection status.
v1.9.0
Library updates, permission updates, logging updates, and other minor changes.
v1.8.0
Empty GNSS survey messages are now sent when GNSS survey is turned on and no GNSS satellites are observed. This is to indicate that the device is surveying as expected, but no satellites are visible.