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Wifi list doesn't include hidden ssid wifi
See original GitHub issueI have tried to get the hidden ssid network from this function reScanAndLoadWifiList on andriod but It seems not work.
Please give me some advice. thank you
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You will have to make a native module yourself. You can copy bits and pieces out of https://github.com/ThanosFisherman/WifiUtils. Up to android 9 you can just create the wifi configuration. Starting android 10, you will have to use the new api. Just skip the scanning part.
In react-native-wifi-reborn we scan first so that we know if the network is in range + what the security details of the network are.
Well, if it’s hidden I don’t think it will show up in the list. And probably this will also break connecting via this library.