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No, same software developer did both versions
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Any chance of viewing the past log file (ie., previous to when you are connected)?
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Not planned at the moment, but perhaps in the future
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Since the app currently detects when it has entered the home wifi local area network, would it be possible to have the app inform Comfort itself that it has entered the LAN and allow a response to that event by Comfort. So for example if I walked up / drove up / to my home and entered the wifi LAN in proximity to the house, I could have a response which triggered outside lighting, etc. Alternatively, could the app itself have a response which it executes on Comfort once it detects the LAN.
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I dont think the app will know that it is connected to your own home wifi network
You may have several profiles eg to your office, friends house etc
I am not sure that it can even get the wifi in range information especially as the phone should be in sleep mode
The app setup also may have diferent connections eg Home, Office etc and you have to manually select one eg Home
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iPhone for sure will not connect to WiFi unless it\'s woken up by pressing the \'Home\' button - not sure about Android.
This is a power saving feature.
The only wireless protocol that\'s \'awake\'in sleep mode, other than 3G, is Bluetooth - Which does not resolve the problem in your case
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