At moment I need a Computer with both Phones paired to them to get the Clipboard shared between Phones, even the Phones are paired together. More Interesting would be if I'm able to answer Whatsapp Messages from my Google-Phone on my all-day No-Google-Phone. At moment both are connected with tethering. But maybe in a Future day I'm able to let it at home and connect it over VPN.
(In reply to micet2004-linux from comment #0) > At moment I need a Computer with both Phones paired to them to get the > Clipboard shared between Phones, even the Phones are paired together. > > More Interesting would be if I'm able to answer Whatsapp Messages from my > Google-Phone on my all-day No-Google-Phone. At moment both are connected > with tethering. But maybe in a Future day I'm able to let it at home and > connect it over VPN. Thank you for the bug report, and I'm sorry we didn't manage to get to it before. KDE Connect depends on the specifics of the device and network configuration. We recommend that you first try the troubleshooting steps at https://userbase.kde.org/KDEConnect#Troubleshooting, and if these do not work, try asking at discuss.kde.org or your distibution's support forums. Bug reports are only actionable for developers if the cause can be clearly identified and is something that can be fixed on our end, and at those places you can get help with narrowing this down and making it actionable for developers. I am closing this bug report, but please do not hesitate to file a new one if you can narrow down the issue to a particular cause that can be fixed in KDE Connect. KDEConnect - KDE UserBase Wiki