Using WiFi Analyzer as secondary users

[mirh]

Follows #23 (comment)

I know non-primary users have usually some restrictions, namely developer options, system updates, RadioInfo tests, sim status and imei (more?)
...
Though, I just checked in the Wi-Fi status testing menu, and that's correctly reporting RSSI.
So, it seems a bug on your side.

[VREMSoftwareDevelopment]

Non-primary user testing:

• Wi-Fi status testing menu
  • Current connection information is available
  • No scan results available
• WiFiAnalyzer works the same as for primary user as long as it is installed using different google account from the play store (not same as primary user).

To help us to investigate the issue, please provide the following:

• exact steps to reproduce the issue you are seeing
• do not forget to provide screenshots, including application about screen.

[mirh]

Application about screen? What's it?

Then I haven't a lot of screenshot to provide. Wifi analyzer shows just nothing (like wifi wasn't even enabled).
@wino45 already provided 'everything' anyway.

WiFiAnalyzer works the same as for primary user as long as it is installed using different google account from the play store

I'd be curious to know why this odd additional requirement, anyway yes I'm not using the same google account.

[VREMSoftwareDevelopment]

Application has "About" screen (Application version, OS version, etc).
Without knowing exact steps to reproduce the issue we will not be able to reproduce it and fix it.

[mirh]

Oh lol, sorry.
W-T-F? I have been trying for almost a month to get the analyzer working..
Now it is? :/

Ok so.. this is the screen you asked for.
But I could actually manage to spot the wizardary wizardry .

WiFiAnalyzer can work on secondary users accounts IF it is also installed in the primary account.
Otherwise, scenario is the one I described above.

This is probably why you couldn't reproduce.
EDIT: and I dunno if behavior in versions other than 7.0 might differ

[VREMSoftwareDevelopment]

Great that you found the "wizardary".
We are able to see the same issue on devices running Android OS 6+.
This feel like an Android OS multi-user permission rights model.
We will see what we can about it.

[VREMSoftwareDevelopment]

WiFiAnalyzer must be installed in the primary account, in order for it to work on the secondary accounts.

[mirh]

Mhh.. okay.
But I'd like hope/guess that you might have some wording that points this out to the user, if any.

[VREMSoftwareDevelopment]

@mirh Would you like to help us with this feature? It would be great to add another contributor to this project.

[mirh]

I feel already enough a contributor to have pinpointed the thing 😅

Anyway.. I'd first be curious about whatever's going on to start with. I mean, putting aside that I wonder if you can detect you are falling under that case (for example, I assume you can't know if gps is enabled or not from your side, if you have to put there its 6+ warning irregardless of anything), I'm not sure if this is expected behavior by google in the first place.
It looks so odd.