I have a Samsung (6) running Android 7 which I am using for USB-tethering (on a Raspberry Pi 4).
For (to me) unknown reasons the USB-tethering is occasionally switched off (=not only at re-boot of the device).
I was thinking that it would be great if I could create some sort of little process which makes sure to switch on USB-tethering every 30 seconds or so.
I have done some google script programming, but have no idea how to approach this issue on an Android device.
Any sort of suggestions if this is doable and how I could/should start would be most appreciated, but please remember I am a beginner and I do not intend to become an Android programmer.
Also: the device is not rooted (whatever that means).
Thank you.
For (to me) unknown reasons the USB-tethering is occasionally switched off (=not only at re-boot of the device).
I was thinking that it would be great if I could create some sort of little process which makes sure to switch on USB-tethering every 30 seconds or so.
I have done some google script programming, but have no idea how to approach this issue on an Android device.
Any sort of suggestions if this is doable and how I could/should start would be most appreciated, but please remember I am a beginner and I do not intend to become an Android programmer.
Also: the device is not rooted (whatever that means).
Thank you.
