What are some use cases for Android sockets?

There are many different scenarios where Android sockets can be used, some common ones include:

1. Real-time communication: Android socket can be used to implement real-time communication applications, such as instant messaging, voice calls, video calls, etc.
2. Remote control: Android socket can be used for remote controlling applications such as remote desktops and remote monitoring.
3. Data transmission: Android sockets can be used for transferring large amounts of data, such as file and image transfers.
4. Multiplayer games: Android socket can be used for real-time communication in multiplayer games, such as online multiplayer games and local multiplayer games.
5. Server communication: Android socket can be used to communicate with servers, such as interacting with a web server or communicating with a custom server.
6. IoT applications: Android sockets can be used to establish connections with Internet of Things devices, such as smart home control and remote control of smart devices.

It is important to note that when using Android sockets, you need to pay attention to requesting network permissions and checking network status to ensure that the application can communicate over the network properly.