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But, it's only one extra motion to force click settings, select wifi and toggle wifi off vs swipe up to control panel and click the wifi. I like the new wifi t

But, it's only one extra motion to force click settings, select wifi and toggle wifi off vs swipe up to control panel and click the wifi. I like the new wifi toggle because iPhones are AP sticky usually.

24gttghh 9y ago
Except if you have the SE there is no force-touch and you are still forced into the main settings menu. I turn off the WiFi when driving or doing outdoors stuff because I don't want the battery to drain searching for a network for 6 hours...
- JustSomeNobody 9y ago
  I was not aware that wifi on the SE was that battery inefficient.
  - 24gttghh 9y ago
    Perhaps it is not, but I'm thinking about using this same phone and battery for at least couple more years (had it over a year now) so I like to conserve power where I can.
    - scottmf 9y ago
      Battery replacements are cheap
- bradlys 9y ago
  I don't think you need force touch. From what I've seen people do, you can just long press and it'll be the same as force touching the item.
  - 24gttghh 9y ago
    No dice.There's no long-press on that button for me.
  - blub 9y ago
    You can long press and get a more detailed menu, but the button there still doesn't turn off the wifi...