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No way to ensure NewPipe doesn't download via Mobile Data #355

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jsoftwareengineering opened this issue Sep 1, 2016 · 9 comments
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@jsoftwareengineering
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The version of NewPipe on F-Droid (haven't had time to check the current version on here, so please tell me if I out of date on this) doesn't have an option to restrict downloads to Wi-Fi. Moreover, it ignores Android settings that restricts its use of background mobile data.

For example, I have background mobile data use restricted for NewPipe through Android 7 settings, and owing to me disconnecting from Wi-Fi during a download (due to router problems) I have around 600 MB of background data used by NewPipe.

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That may be. This option has never been implemented.

@theScrabi theScrabi added the feature request Issue is related to a feature in the app label Sep 27, 2016
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okias commented May 24, 2017

@jsoftware tou can solve this by using AFWall (android firewall) by allowing NewPipe use only WiFi connection

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Yea but that requires root access.

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ghost commented May 24, 2017 via email

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@okias Unfortunately AFWall isn't perfect on 7.1+. Many times it will not block or will not allow despite the settings set which seems to be at random on which ones it works on and which ones it doesn't. It would be nice if this app could prevent itself from using any mobile data.

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Seems even on 8.0 AFWall is still unable to prevent this. It would be nice if this could be implemented within the app itself.

@mauriciocolli
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I really don't like that much of GigaGet as it's deprecated/discontinued (last update was in 2014).

After we implement the playlists and some other high-priority issues/features, this is the next thing to improve and I'll try to make sure that it have an option to do this.

PS: We can find some good libraries in Android Arsenal (I already found Fetch that seems to be good, and it already have an network policy built in).

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This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions.

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TobiGr commented Dec 15, 2018

fixed in #1759

@TobiGr TobiGr closed this as completed Dec 15, 2018
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