To stream over the Ethernet interface, a user needs to disable the Use WiFi Only option.
But this automatically enables all other interfaces, incl. the WAN (4G/5G) interface.
If a user disables the Use WiFi Only option, the screen would be streamed over the potentially public IP address of the WAN (4G/5G) interface. Which means the screen would potentially be casted to the public Internet and be accessible over the Internet.
Most users probably would not want to cast the screen to the public Internet. Most users probably never want the stream to leave the private network.
It would be much appreciated if the interface settings could be made more granular, so that users can selectively disable and enable all interfaces separately.
Hi @dkrivoruchko ,
Thanks a lot for this useful app.
To stream over the Ethernet interface, a user needs to disable the Use WiFi Only option.
But this automatically enables all other interfaces, incl. the WAN (4G/5G) interface.
If a user disables the Use WiFi Only option, the screen would be streamed over the potentially public IP address of the WAN (4G/5G) interface. Which means the screen would potentially be casted to the public Internet and be accessible over the Internet.
Most users probably would not want to cast the screen to the public Internet. Most users probably never want the stream to leave the private network.
It would be much appreciated if the interface settings could be made more granular, so that users can selectively disable and enable all interfaces separately.
Regards