Yes, once a signal has reached the app, it can communicate with the internet (just like any other app does).
I’m trying to work out if the puck needs to communicate with an app as a gateway or whether once it is connected to an internet capable Bluetooth device (such as a mobile phone with 3G or greater), it can send an API POST directly, without needing the app to interpret and forward the signal?
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Thanks @allObjects for your response.
Yes, once a signal has reached the app, it can communicate with the internet (just like any other app does).
I’m trying to work out if the puck needs to communicate with an app as a gateway or whether once it is connected to an internet capable Bluetooth device (such as a mobile phone with 3G or greater), it can send an API POST directly, without needing the app to interpret and forward the signal?