App hangs when checking for Internet

I use the IOS object and check
- If Device has access to internet
- If Device had access to internet via Wifi

If i set the Ipad in Airplane mode,
Then the IOS object still seems to think that there is internet. which is not true,

So Apple keeps rejecting my App D:

Is there a way around it, that if there is NO internet, that the app continues ?

Here's my approach:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...20Internet.mfa

Nice one... I'll start starting to use that one..
Thank you

ok, I am using this now, but there is a Major hickup...

If you put the device in airplane mode the program hangs, since the get object is not getting a response back (including Android)...

Any idea?

let me check here but timeout should work in all cases

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I check the GET Object, it does not get stuck at any moment, need a correction though for a missing detection for these errors

I checked with IOS and it's working fine there with the Airplane mode.
for Android in Airplane mode it's failing. When I disable the airplane, then it's fine.

I noticed that with Airplane mode the internet on still works... (unless it's the cache from the phone, that it's finding google. thus responding that there is a connection)

Check later my test here from normal mode to airplane give me timeout

Looking forward to see what you can find

I retested in Android and no hangs occurs when you change from normal mode to airplane mode, can be any specific events flow that can cause this?, can you post a small mfa to test here

it's the same mfa I gave you Fernando

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