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The method would previously always return false.
Note that this is the simplest fix, and not the most
optimal fix. That said, in this change, a call to
WifiInfo#getHiddenSSID costs the same as a call to
WifiInfo#getSSID, so it isn't that bad.
bug: 10705138
Change-Id: I980563fd8a5bafe8c58c586449e778a0aa8b58a4
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Bug: 9390451
Change-Id: I3581c53407554a1dffd541fb42b06d68f20a7be0
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Bug: 7427185
Change-Id: Ie669dff01af0865ea50305f3b48cf3f7af92cf6f
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We now get raw hex data from the supplicant and we convert it into
printable format.
For hidden access point, we always used to return a single empty string.
We need to make sure we maintain that behavior for apps to not start
displaying empty strings.
Bug: 7310749
Change-Id: I2599b9b5e15be91fc34e9af629ad893b1a0357fc
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Supplicant now passes as an ascii encoded string that allows it to
pass any sequence of bytes for a SSID. see src/utils/common.c in supplicant
for details of the implementation.
We create a SSID structure WifiSsid in framework to store the ssid and handle
the conversion appropriately when required for printing and for an application.
At this point, we still do not handle non-printable octets from an application perspective
for connectivity
Bug: 7110903
Change-Id: I520e5ee23baed4867b8b408bbb3eda5c9e92b6bf
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