Is it possible to detect how two iOS devices are connected when we use multipeer framework?

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Created Jul ’15

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In our application we are using Multipeer Framework to Connect Two Ipads. As Multipeer Framework Documentation Mentions Devices Using infrastructure Wi-Fi networks, peer-to-peer Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth personal area networks to communicate . Is it possible to detect how two devices are connected whether via wifi or blutooth or p2p? Thanks

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Jul ’15

Is it possible to detect how two iOS devices are connected when we use multipeer framework?

No it is not. Multipeer Connectivity is a high-level API and, as such, hides details like this from you. If you move to a lower-level API, you might be able to make some progress here.

ps I've move you over to Core OS > Networking.

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