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Say you are downloading a 1GB file on your cellular connection and then your device (iOS/Android) automatically joins a WiFi connection, what happens to the download?
Does it.
Continue downloading on the Cellular connection
Your devices maintains both interfaces
Switch to the WiFi connection
I assume this is not the case because you would have different IP addresses
Stop the download
You lose the data interface when connecting to wifi
People seem to suggest that 1,2 & 3 happen, though this cannot be the case. Does anyone know what specifically RNFB does when this scenario happens?
Hello,
Say you are downloading a 1GB file on your cellular connection and then your device (iOS/Android) automatically joins a WiFi connection, what happens to the download?
Does it.
People seem to suggest that 1,2 & 3 happen, though this cannot be the case. Does anyone know what specifically RNFB does when this scenario happens?
Thanks