Connectivity changes
Track when your app gains or loses connectivity, switches between WiFi and cellular, or changes carrier.
Measure records changes to the device's network state. It captures the connection type (WiFi, cellular, and so on), the network provider (Airtel, T-Mobile), and the network generation (2G, 3G, 4G). Tracking is automatic once the SDK is in place. What it captures depends on the platform and the permissions your app already holds.
Android
Connectivity tracking turns on only when your app holds the ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE permission and runs on Android M (API 23) or higher. Measure adds no permissions of its own, so it works with what your app already has.
The network generation is captured for cellular connections, and needs the READ_PHONE_STATE runtime permission. If the user denies it, the generation isn't recorded. On Android Tiramisu (API 33) and later, READ_BASIC_PHONE_STATE is enough and doesn't require runtime permission from users.
iOS
Connectivity changes are captured automatically for versions that support it.
Since iOS 16.4, network_provider is no longer available from the OS.
Flutter and React Native
On Flutter and React Native, connectivity tracking runs on the native Android and iOS behavior above, so the same permissions and limits apply.
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