Android Question enforce device to use mobile-data only

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for security reasons I want to enforce the device to use mobile-data only (while running the application), for SQL server dbase read/write. Is it just simple to check if wi-fi is ON and then prevent user access? or is there better solution?

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Given that Public/Free WiFi can be insecure (Man-in-the-Middle/Evesdropping etc), there are security risks. But IMO using a VPN is a better solution than simply not using WiFi.
 
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Erel said:
Assuming that the server is configured properly, the data is secure, even in public wifis. Only the client and server can decrypt the data.
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'configured properly' does it mean that 'there is something to do more than default config!'? would you please give a hint what should I do then, I just have SQL server 2012 already installed.
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