nmcli-radio:tldr:a9769

The command "nmcli radio wwan" is used to manage the WWAN (Wireless Wide Area Network) radio state in NetworkManager. Here's a breakdown of each component of the command: - "nmcli": It is the command-line tool for NetworkManager, a network connection manager for Linux-based systems. - "radio": It is a subcommand of "nmcli" used to manage the radio states (such as Wi-Fi, WWAN) of devices. - "wwan": It is an argument used with the "radio" subcommand to specifically manage the WWAN radio state. In summary, running the "nmcli radio wwan" command will display the current state (enabled or disabled) of the WWAN radio. It can be useful for turning on or off the WWAN radio of a device.