Disable WiFi and use 3G connection
Android 2.2 and above
Open PrivateWave and select "go offline" from the application menu. (Fig. 1)
Open the phone settings → Wireless & networks (Fig. 2) → Remove the check near the "Wi-Fi" entry (Fig. 3). Check under "Mobile Networks" that the mobile network preferred mode is set to 3G (or WCDMA). (Fig. 4)
Re-launch PrivateWave and see if it will connect to the server with 3G connection. Open the notification area and check that PrivateWave notification says "Online" (Fig. 5)
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Android 4.x
Open PrivateWave and select "go offline" from the application menu. (Fig. 1)
Open the phone settings → power off WiFi (Fig. 2). Tap "Mobile Network" and check uthat the mobile network preferred mode is set to 3G (or WCDMA). (Fig. 3)
Re-launch PrivateWave and see if it will connect to the server with 3G connection. Open the notification area and check that PrivateWave notification says "Online" (Fig. 4)
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Disable WiFi and use 2G connection
Android 2.2 and above
Open PrivateWave and select "go offline" from the application menu.
Open the phone settings → Wireless & networks (Fig. 2) → Remove the check near the "Wi-Fi" entry (Fig. 3) . Check under "Mobile Networks" that the mobile network preferred mode is set to 2G (or GSM). (Fig. 4)
Re-launch PrivateWave and see if it will connect to the server with 2G connection. Open the notification area and check that PrivateWave notification says "Online" (Fig. 5)
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Android 4.x
Open PrivateWave and select "go offline" from the application menu. (Fig. 1)
Open the phone settings → power off WiFi (Fig. 2). Tap "Mobile Network" and check uthat the mobile network preferred mode is set to 2G (or GSM). (Fig. 3)
Re-launch PrivateWave and see if it will connect to the server with 3G connection. Open the notification area and check that PrivateWave notification says "Online" (Fig. 4)
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Enable WiFi instead of 3G/2G connection
Android 2.2 and above
Open PrivateWave and select "go offline" from the application menu. (Fig. 1)
Open the phone settings → Wireless & networks (Fig. 2) → Check near the "Wi-Fi" entry. If no WiFi network is configured on the device, configure a new WiFi connection under "Wi-Fi settings" (Fig. 3)
Re-launch PrivateWave and see if it will connect to the server with WiFi connection. Open the notification area and check that PrivateWave notification says "Online" (Fig. 4)
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Android 4.x
Open PrivateWave and select "go offline" from the application menu. (Fig. 1)
Open the phone settings → power on WiFi (Fig 2). If no WiFi network is configured on the device, configure a new WiFi connection. Tap "Wi-Fi" and add a new Wi-Fi network
Re-launch PrivateWave and see if it will connect to the server with 3G connection. Open the notification area and check that PrivateWave notification says "Online" (Fig. 3)
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