Twilio stock plummets as major client Uber distances itself

Re:Twilio stock plummets as major client Uber distances itself by lukeschlather on Tuesday May 02, 2017 @10:24PM (#14252537)

I pretty much don't turn on WiFi unless I'm doing streaming audio or video.

Having wifi on is pretty bad for my battery life in general, because I'm moving around a dense city and my phone constantly is trying to connect to open wifi hotspots that are going in and out of range. Keeping it on only extends battery life if my phone is staying in one place with good wifi.

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Re:Twilio stock plummets as major client Uber distances itself by ascagnel_ on Wednesday May 03, 2017 @08:24AM (#14255059)

As a general rule, I always turn off the prompt to join open networks. At best, it's annoying as you move around; at worst, you accidentally join a malicious open network.

Settings > Wi-Fi > Ask to Join Networks (at the bottom of that screen)

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Re:Twilio stock plummets as major client Uber distances itself by markdown on Wednesday May 03, 2017 @12:24AM (#14253024)

Here are the options:

Airplane mode, Wifi only, Mobile data (LTE) only, Wifi + Mobile data (LTE). This listing is in order of battery consumption AFAIK.

The user I responded to uses only Mobile data (LTE). His Wifi is never on, but his Mobile data always is. I suggested that since he uses mobile data instead of wifi, he would be using more battery.

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