Open Devyami-Apcon opened 3 years ago
Hi @Devyami-Apcon, this issue is occurring due to the new Network Privacy permission introduced by Apple from iOS 14. Below are the couple of steps you can try to connect to the device:
If you are still not able to proceed then please reply here with additional information like the iOS version and device logs, thanks.
@vikas-chandra-mnnit thanks for your prompt reply.
I am using IOS 14.6 itself.
I did find local network permission in privacy settings, however the current app is not requesting for the particular permission hence it is not showing in the table to toggle-on the permission.
@vikas-chandra-mnnit thanks for your prompt reply.
I am using IOS 14.6 itself.
I did find local network permission in privacy settings, however the current app is not requesting for the particular permission hence it is not showing in the table to toggle-on the permission.
Can you please try to restart or re-install the app? Let us know if the app does not ask for permission while connecting to the device.
I tried it on iPhone 12, in that it is asking for the permission but somehow it is not asking for that particular permission on my iPhone11
Is that because my cloud might have stored the configuration even when I delete the app ?
I tried it on iPhone 12, in that it is asking for the permission but somehow it is not asking for that particular permission on my iPhone11
Is that because my cloud might have stored the configuration even when I delete the app ?
It is likely that the app is running with an old configuration if the problem persists while re-installing the app we will try to replicate the same behaviour.
Possibly, because I had downloaded the SoftAP app way before I updated my iOS version.
Now it seems it has stuck with the old configuration.
Possibly, because I had downloaded the SoftAP app way before I updated my iOS version.
Now it seems it has stuck with the old configuration.
Is that old configuration still persists even on re-installing the app?
Yes it does.
It does ask for other permissions but not for local network permission.
On my iPhone 12, there is a clear option to toggle in settings>privacy>local network >ESP SoftAP Prov
But nothing of that sort appears on my iPhone 11.
Yes it does.
It does ask for other permissions but not for local network permission.
On my iPhone 12, there is a clear option to toggle in settings>privacy>local network >ESP SoftAP Prov
But nothing of that sort appears on my iPhone 11.
Thanks for the information we will look into it and revert back in case of any update.
@vikas-chandra-mnnit
I have found a workaround.
I deleted my app from the cloud storage and then again reinstalled it after which it is working.
However this is not a proper way, I suggest you guys must initiate a pop up even with the old configs.
Thanks
@vikas-chandra-mnnit
I have found a workaround.
I deleted my app from the cloud storage and then again reinstalled it after which it is working.
However this is not a proper way, I suggest you guys must initiate a pop up even with the old configs.
Thanks
Thanks, @Devyami-Apcon for suggesting the workaround. Unfortunately, this pop-up is not initiated by the app but is controlled by iOS, so the app does not have any control over it. Despite that, we will definitely look for a better resolution.
I am using amazon freertos latest version(main) which has a softAP support which we can initiate start just by a macro.
Unfortunately, I am unable to provide my device using the ESP SOftAP Prov app on AppStore which shows version 2.0.11 However, android app store which shows version 2.0.8 is successfully able to provision the device.
Problem - the app says you to connect to the AP, but after i connect to the AP, there are no further steps or buttons which can start the further process. It keeps redirecting me to settings.
What can i do ?
Image - in this image i am connected to the AP but still it keeps showing me this page