if for example you are using retrofit and/or okhtt...
# coroutines
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if for example you are using retrofit and/or okhttp (wrapping in a coroutine the async callback they provide, without forcing it to execute synchronously), it should be non-blocking, in the sense that the underlying okhttp client manages its own thread pool and ti notifies the consumer when the request is done. (Of course this is not a truly non-blocking end-to-end http request, it's just a async interface to the consumer)
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