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[Android App] Detect when connectivity is unavailable and queue messages for the VA #1753
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Detect when connectivity is not available and queue up questions which are then sent once connectivity is restored. Android OS seems to have a Connectivity Manager to help with this.
This will enable us to talk to scenarios when a device is occasionally disconnected (e.g. car) and how we are able to queue things and then resume.
Showing an indicator that the app is "offline" would be helpful too.
We can then demo with plane mode on/off.
This will require some investigation on what is functionally possible first, as well as UX design to determine how many messages from a user should be queued. For example, if the following is queued up:
Should the VA really respond with all:
or just respond to the last question?
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