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Martin wrote:Following flow might work: Show IP

Please note that the output of the ifconfig command could be different on your device so I can't guarantee that the regular expression works on your device.

Regards,
Martin

worked just fine, made "notification on screen" of my IP

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neither are compatible with my phone..

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