Piotr Wittchen

That's correct. I know it's not the best solution, but it's the only solution I know, which allows to receive updates about access points continuously. If you call `wifiManger.startScan();` once,...

Hi @akashgowda0110. I was AFK. I'm not sure about behavior and monitoring capabilities in "lock mode". Maybe Android OS is blocking scanning in this mode due to performance or energy...

When we define subscription on the correct scheduler, then it should be executed in the background, but I'm not sure about that. According to this stackoverflow thread, just notification comes...

It's good to know. Due to this update, library will no longer work on the newest Android versions. The only reasonable fix I see right now, is to add limitation...

I think alternative way to solve that issue may be creating the separate library, which can use new [RTT API](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/wifi/rtt/package-summary). I had this idea some time ago, but I haven't...

Yeah. As a regular developers we cannot do much about it. We can simply adjust to the Google/Android API and Guidelines.

> is there any way i can detect status of `Failed to start scan` and do another strategy? I'm not sure if it's possible to detect such situation. We can...

Yes, it's possible, but not with this library :). ReactiveWiFi is dedicated just to monitoring available WiFi APs around. If you want to detect a situation when device is connected...

Library does not provide such observable because different users have different use cases and I don't know if there's general solution for that. You can combine these two observables into...

Hi, Yes. I'm planning to release new versions of my libraries (including this one) soon. I think, it'll be available in the nearest days. Regards, Piotr