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Using a Raspberry Pi device that acts as a central server for users connecting to it via Wi-Fi. We need to implement a system where we can automatically disconnect users from the Wi-Fi network when a certain limit of users is reached. Additionally, you want to automatically reconnect users when the number of connected users decreases to an allowed number.
Challenge:
Our challenge lies in managing Wi-Fi connections on Android devices running Android 10 and above. Previously, we were able to remotely switch off and on Wi-Fi connections to regulate the number of connected users. However, due to security and privacy restrictions introduced in Android 10 and later versions, this approach is no longer feasible.
Proposed Solution:
To address this issue, we are considering implementing Android Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) as a potential solution.
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