There are two cases here basically where attachments and large messages would be undesirable:
1. slow GPRS, slow dial-up
2. expensive UMTS or WCDMA, per-minute or per-kilobyte fixed line
So ideally we can ask for example connman for the data plan. It has the information but I don't know if/ how applications can find that out.
Alternatively a ‘Don't fetch attachments automatically’ option could be provided.
The current behaviour should remain the default in any case. I expect that in the future we can also fetch headers separately, but that may not happen soon.
There are two cases here basically where attachments and large messages would be undesirable:
1. slow GPRS, slow dial-up
2. expensive UMTS or WCDMA, per-minute or per-kilobyte fixed line
So ideally we can ask for example connman for the data plan. It has the information but I don't know if/ how applications can find that out.
Alternatively a ‘Don't fetch attachments automatically’ option could be provided.
The current behaviour should remain the default in any case. I expect that in the future we can also fetch headers separately, but that may not happen soon.