u/Emergency-Driver8871

I've been using Wireguard on iOS to access my homelab when remote and it has a nice "On-Demand" feature so it turns off on local WiFi. Tailscale has the same thing.

I just moved to Android and neither app has this feature. What do Android users do?
I could leave it connected but I think that would route my phone traffic over the wireguard or tailscale server instead of just the local network.

I've been using Wireguard on iOS to access my homelab when remote and it has a nice "On-Demand" feature so it turns off on local WiFi. Tailscale has the same thing.

I just moved to Android and neither app has this feature. What do Android users do?
I could leave it connected but I think that would route my phone traffic over the wireguard server instead of just the local network.

My machine has a very weak internal bluetooth card so I have a USB bluetooth dongle which is much better. How do I get Fedora Workstation 44 to use my USB bluetooth?

On Linux Mint I could choose which one via the bluetooth icon in the tray but I'm not sure how to do this on Fedora.

EDIT: Solved, turned off bluetooth in the BIOS

When I do Apple Fitness+ Strength workouts I'm not sure what the best Activity is on my watch. Strength activity doesn't really apply because that's rep based and the workout I'm doing could be legs, arms, chest, core, etc.

Would Hybrid Fitness be good or maybe just make my own custom Activity?