Bram Bonné

Thanks for reporting this, attie! Unfortunately, I'm currently unable to actively work on Wi-Fi PrivacyPolice due to time constraints and other work. However, I'm happy to take and check any...

Thanks for your report! Thanks for reporting this, attie! Unfortunately, I'm currently unable to actively work on Wi-Fi PrivacyPolice due to time constraints and other work. However, I'm happy to...

Thank you for your bug report! Could you give me some more information? 1. Do you have both 'privacy protection' and 'data protection' set to 'on' in the WPP app?...

> I got approx. 25 of them in 1 or 2 minutes. Wow, that's definitely a lot. Are they all including an SSID? Or are they broadcast probe requests? >...

Hi @ProGamerGov! Thanks for being vigilant, and for checking the behavior of PrivacyPolice! :-) I'm guessing that the carrier-installed networks were installed as 'Manually added' (thus, not added based on...

I don't know of an app that will tell you which networks are installed as 'manually added'. However, if you have basic Android programming experience, you can try this out...

Hi bisam! Could you provide me with a logcat when the crash occurs?

That is indeed strange, as PrivacyPolice just asks the Android system for a list of all saved networks. Maybe MaaS360 bypasses the Android Wi-Fi stack?

It seems that this limit is imposed during upload, as implemented in `EventJsonUploadProcessor.java`, lines 246-250. Is there a technical reason for limiting an answer to 500 characters during upload, or...

Seems to be instantaneous on my Ubuntu 10.10 install though. Could you tell me what Qt version you are using? I remember some applications having some 're-rendering' problem in a...