This android-studio project repo contains a few main android library 'modules' which allows Android phones to connect and read/parse GNSS (GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou) position data from existing Bluetooth GNSS Receivers like the EcoDroidGPS Bluetooth GPS Receiver (https://www.clearevo.com/ecodroidgps) - which is the main target device and developed by the same author of this project and also others similar 'nmea-like-messages over RFCOMM' devices like the HOLUX Bluetooth GPS devices, the Garmin GLO, etc.
the NTRIP provider I use (https://euref-ip.net/home) states that port 2101 and 80 are deprecated (see here: https://register.rtcm-ntrip.org/cgi-bin/registration.cgi citation: " ... All our Broadcasters are accessible through ports 2101 and 80 (deprecated) as well as port 443 (TLS). ...")
So it would be nice to have TLS support.
ykasidit
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3 years ago 
jensMF
Hi,
the NTRIP provider I use (https://euref-ip.net/home) states that port 2101 and 80 are deprecated (see here: https://register.rtcm-ntrip.org/cgi-bin/registration.cgi citation: " ... All our Broadcasters are accessible through ports 2101 and 80 (deprecated) as well as port 443 (TLS). ...") So it would be nice to have TLS support.
Just if you have time. Thank you :-)