I am wondering if it is possible to get all data about active wifi connection without searching from my own.
I have found something like that http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/wireless_connection_information.html
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That's exactly what I mean, but the thing is that now I want to use some of this data in my app.
So I have an app, and its users, and
A simple wifi details form
for e.g.
SSID
Security
Speed
and all I want is that I want my app to get my user's wifi details and then use some of these informations about active WiFi connection to fill that form automatically
What do you think, is it possible at all? How can I do that? Thanks in advance for your help
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Is there a method or way in Swift to check if a user has visited a certain webpage or website?
I know a question was asked for this already:
How can I access browser history in my iOS project?
Or, maybe, is there a way to track if the phone has made a request from a certain IP?
I just want to create a condition to see if a user has visited my website.
No.
Due to the application sandbox for third party apps, you cannot track/access previous network requests outside your app.
Learn more about app sandboxing here.
The only way I can think of doing this is to get current IP of the user:
Swift - Get device's IP Address
Then do a get request to see if it is in my server logs. But this is not very reliable as they may have visited the website on a different network.
Could request a location one the phone and on the browser then compare lat and long to see if in a radius... still, not a reliable solution.
I have an idea to use a telegram bot for food ordering from a smartphone. So, you have a menu, prices, there is a payment gateway. This part seems clear to me.
I was wondering if there any way to get a geolocation information inside telegram? So smartphone owner location is sent automatically.
The alternative I see are:
writing address thru telegram (too much work and probably restaurant has to call back);
Install a small Android/iOS app just to send a location to the service. Kinda feels awkward, but a little better that first option.
Maybe you can see better ways, perhaps telegram already got some related functionality?
Thank you!
On some step (don't do it too early) you can send a button with the request_location field set to true.
When the user presses that button, Telegram asks the user if he wants to share his location with the bot.
The user then sends a location. Note that the user could also spoof the location.
ive begun writing an ipad app which will use mapkit to show nearby locations of people offering things for sale ie like property (houses, units etc). i know an individual user can store their own information, data, photos etc on their own device and im intending to incorporate coredata to allow this. What i dont understand are the technologies needed to get "other user's" info, data, property photos etc showing on an individual users device. from my limited knowledge i assume i would need some type of server technology and then send all the information from all current nearby users to each individual user's device so each user can see all the "offerings" of nearby users. what i dont understand is if apple (or anyone else) has provided some frameworks which i can piggy back on to achieve this or whether i'm on my own re learning and developing this. any assistance on best way to start this task is appreciated
You can use Parse as your backend service . It is free at some point.
I am trying to write a program for iPhone that pop up messages/information depending on the combination of keys a user press on the iPhone. For example, if a user type a certain key word, my program will display a message (my program will be running in the back ground upon user’s request). Can you please tell me if there is a way we can capture what keys user is pressing on his/her iPhone. Either on a text message or a web browser etc.. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated
This is not possible (thankfully) using public APIs. It might be possible (I don't know) using private APIs on jailbroken devices.
Is there a way through addressbookUi framework to get only the contacts who own an iDevice? The check for example is done in the messages app for iMessage. But is this available for developers? Or is there another way to check for this? Thank you in advance..
You could check, for each address book record, if there is a phone number of type "iPhone" (represented by the constant kABPersonPhoneIPhoneLabel). There's really no way of knowing for sure which of the contacts "owns an iDevice" anyway, but if there is an iPhone number for them in the address book record, then there's a good chance of them using an iPhone. Of course, it's another story altogether how that information got in your address book, and whether it is reliable.
No there isn't... The SMS app would be checking with apples servers to see if the phone number is registered with iMessage or not.
This is not a publicly accessible API.
I guess you could hash then send the users number to your own remote database and then compare contact numbers in another users address book against your database to see if they are users of your app... It's not really what you asked to do but it's the closest solution I could think up