In addition, the map view lets users search for photos based on the specific location in which they were taken. The search tab, a feature that takes advantage of Google's artificial intelligence, allows users to search for photos that may or may not be labeled. The main photo grid will automatically both enlarge featured photos and play videos.
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Bluelane Pro features the ability to share routes in real-time, export routes to GPX, download maps offline, and more.
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Although the app is free to download, some features are limited to subscribers of Bluelane Pro, which has options available in monthly, quarterly, and annual plans priced at $2.99, $6.99, and $19.99 respectively. While using the app, users can see current route information that includes distance traveled, time, elevation gain, speed information, and more.
Those who have access to this data are able to track route progress in real-time through the web. Bluelane (iOS, Free) - Bluelane is an app that allows for easy sharing of a route and location with anyone.Once I disconnect from WiFi (and don’t change anything else), the error message comes back.Īny idea what about the combination of a cellular connection and NextDNS could be causing Twobird to report being offline? Again, there is literally nothing showing up in the logs that give me any indication of something being blocked. Even though the NextDNS iOS app is still turned on, and the NextDNS webUI still confirms the device is using the Mobile config, the issue doesn’t happen when I’m on WiFi. If I’m connected to my home wifi, the error message goes away. If my phone is on a cellular connection, and NextDNS is turned on, then I get the “Your device is offline” error message in Twobird. Here’s where things get confusing (at least to me).
As a side note, I’ve also tried using the Apple config profile to see if that resolved the issue, but it did not seem to change anything. Finally, I have the NextDNS iOS app installed on my iPhone an iPad, and they are set up to use the Mobile config.
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I have the macOS app installed on my Mac mini, and it is set up to use the Desktop config. The Router config is done via NextDNS CLI installed on an old Raspberry Pi, and my eero routers are configured to use that installation as the DNS server. I have three different NextDNS configs set up (Router, Desktop, and Mobile).
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I’m going to describe my full setup below, and hopefully someone will see something I’ve missed that could explain what’s happening. I feel like there is some sort of bug in the iOS implementation due to the seemingly illogical pattern I’ve noticed. Anyone have any suggestions on where to go from here? Oddly enough, I don't see the issue when my iPhone is connected to my home wifi even though my home wifi is configured to use NextDNS as the DNS server. I can't see any blocked requests in the logs, so I'm at a loss on where to go from here. I tried removing all blocklists and disabling all the options for my mobile config on NextDNS, but simply having it turned on causes Twobird to go offline. I tried using the profile instead of the app, but I'm seeing the same thing. If I disable NextDNS via the iOS app, Twobird comes back online.
From troubleshooting, I've determined that it has something to do with NextDNS. I've noticed that, if I have NextDNS enabled, I get an error in Twobird saying that my device is offline. I'm using the Twobird email app on my iPhone.
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