* Aleksander Morgado > Having a single APN entry for provider in the serviceproviders.xml > doesn't guarantee that that APN is the one the user needs to use... it > may very well be; but if it isn't because the DB is not up to date, > the user may be incurring in unexpected expenses...
Are there really providers that price usage of different APNs differently in this manner? Those I've had dealings with only consider the amount of MB transferred - exactly which APN I'm connecting to doesn't matter. If I get the APN wrong, the only thing that happens is that I simply won't be able to get on-line. Most other platforms, like Android, iOS, and SailfishOS for example, appears to simply go with the defaults APN they have in their provider database without asking user confirmation (and SFOS even uses m-b-p-i). That seems to work out just fine for them, so I can't help but wonder if you're being overly cautious here. > But we could at least try to autoselect as much of that info as > possible (e.g. preselecting country/operator based on MCCMNC of the > SIM card), that's true. That would be a big step in the right direction. :-) Tore _______________________________________________ networkmanager-list mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
