Re:Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Aren't Fully Disabled When Off in iOS...
by jaclaz on Friday September 22, 2017 @04:14AM
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>In my parking garage the car charger needs to be activated via an app, and ...
Which is a good example of a specific case where the feature is useful, and noone - I believe - is contrary to it in an absolute way.
But the parent commenter surely has his reasons to keep Wi-Fi off unless he wants it used, and this change does create an asimmetry in the way the thing is managed in the (now three) states of on/off/almost on.
Which is a good example of a specific case where the feature is useful, and noone - I believe - is contrary to it in an absolute way.
But the parent commenter surely has his reasons to keep Wi-Fi off unless he wants it used, and this change does create an asimmetry in the way the thing is managed in the (now three) states of on/off/almost on.