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			<title><![CDATA[No connection to ESP8266 and ESP32 in access point mode]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>New versions of OS Android on some new phones have the traffic routing in such a way that if there is no Internet in the connected access point, then all traffic goes to mobile data Internet. And requests for the correct IP address for this point / subnet do not go to the access point but go to mobile data. This applies to ESP8266 and ESP32 in access point mode. Also, Android spontaneously after a few seconds tries to change such an access point to a point with Internet access. If you turn off the mobile data Internet, then everything changes and Android starts sending requests to the access point correctly. Thus, connecting to an access point works well if you turn off the mobile data Internet. <br />We are now looking for a solution to this problem.<br />Has anyone encountered such a trouble? Can anyone have a solution in development for Android?</p>]]></description>
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