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Since Bluetooth allows for a true ad-hoc mode. Why not use Bluetooth for the mesh and use wifi to broadcast a hotspot for people to connect to with the SSID (offline social network) which once connected android will ask them to sign into the wifi and make them land on a captive portable describing a little bit about rumble with a locally hosted rumble.apk file. :)
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The captive portal is a good idea, unfortunately it requires root in order to set up the appropriate iptable rule (you want every request made by clients to be redirected to your local address) I have yet to found a way to do captive portal without root
Surely you can run a captive portal using a web server on android and then binding it to the router (phone's thering) IP address at port 80 hence by default if the user visits the router's page he can get a captive portal.
Since Bluetooth allows for a true ad-hoc mode. Why not use Bluetooth for the mesh and use wifi to broadcast a hotspot for people to connect to with the SSID (offline social network) which once connected android will ask them to sign into the wifi and make them land on a captive portable describing a little bit about rumble with a locally hosted rumble.apk file. :)
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