> There's no real reason outside of developer testing to ever disable Wifi. When I go for a ramble or cycle in the countryside there's no point having Wifi ena

> There's no real reason outside of developer testing to ever disable Wifi. When I go for a ramble or cycle in the countryside there's no point having Wifi enabled for four or five hours with no APs within several kilometres, so I disable it. Likewise I disable Bluetooth and GPS when not needed. Being a 'good RF citizen'.