<!-- Displayed to tell the user that they should switch their network preference. -->
<stringname="NetworkPreferenceSwitchSummary">To improve reception, try changing the type selected at Settings > Cellular networks > Preferred network type."</string>
<stringname="NetworkPreferenceSwitchSummary">To improve reception, try changing the type selected at System > Network & Internet > Mobile networks > Preferred network type."</string>
<!-- Displayed to tell the user that peer changed TTY mode -->
<!-- A notification is shown when the user connects to a Wi-Fi network and the system detects that that network has no Internet access. This is the notification's message. -->
<stringname="wifi_no_internet_detailed">Tap for options</string>
<!-- A notification might be shown if the device switches to another network type (e.g., cellular data) because it detects that the network it was using (e.g., Wi-Fi) has lost Internet connectivity. This is the notification's title. %1$s is the network type that the device switched to, e.g., cellular data. It is one of the strings in the network_switch_type_name array. -->
<!-- A notification might be shown if the device switches to another network type (e.g., mobile data) because it detects that the network it was using (e.g., Wi-Fi) has lost Internet connectivity. This is the notification's title. %1$s is the network type that the device switched to, e.g., cellular data. It is one of the strings in the network_switch_type_name array. -->
<stringname="network_switch_metered">Switched to <xliff:gid="network_type">%1$s</xliff:g></string>
<!-- A notification might be shown if the device switches to another network type (e.g., cellular data) because it detects that the network it was using (e.g., Wi-Fi) has lost Internet connectivity. This is the notification's message. %1$s is the network that the device switched to, e.g., cellular data. %2$s is the network type the device switched from, e.g., Wi-Fi. Both are strings in the network_switch_type_name array. -->
<!-- A notification might be shown if the device switches to another network type (e.g., mobile data) because it detects that the network it was using (e.g., Wi-Fi) has lost Internet connectivity. This is the notification's message. %1$s is the network that the device switched to, e.g., cellular data. %2$s is the network type the device switched from, e.g., Wi-Fi. Both are strings in the network_switch_type_name array. -->
<stringname="network_switch_metered_detail">Device uses <xliff:gid="new_network">%1$s</xliff:g> when <xliff:gid="previous_network">%2$s</xliff:g> has no Internet access. Charges may apply.</string>
<!-- A toast might be shown if the device switches to another network type (e.g., cellular data) because it detects that the network it was using (e.g., Wi-Fi) has lost Internet connectivity. This is the text of the toast. %1$s is the network that the device switched from, e.g., Wi-Fi. %2$s is the network type the device switched from, e.g., cellular data. Both are strings in the network_switch_type_name array. -->
<!-- A toast might be shown if the device switches to another network type (e.g., mobile data) because it detects that the network it was using (e.g., Wi-Fi) has lost Internet connectivity. This is the text of the toast. %1$s is the network that the device switched from, e.g., Wi-Fi. %2$s is the network type the device switched from, e.g., cellular data. Both are strings in the network_switch_type_name array. -->
<stringname="network_switch_metered_toast">Switched from <xliff:gid="previous_network">%1$s</xliff:g> to <xliff:gid="new_network">%2$s</xliff:g></string>
<!-- Network type names used in the network_switch_metered and network_switch_metered_detail strings. These must be kept in the sync with the values NetworkCapabilities.TRANSPORT_xxx values, and in the same order. -->
<string-arrayname="network_switch_type_name">
<item>cellular data</item>
<item>mobile data</item>
<item>Wi-Fi</item>
<item>Bluetooth</item>
<item>Ethernet</item>
@@ -3067,13 +3066,13 @@
<!-- See SIM_REMOVED_DIALOG. This is the title of that dialog. -->