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> If your WiFi is on Many people disable Wifi when they're not planning to be actively connected to a network. Even ignoring the privacy benefits, it can impro

> If your WiFi is on Many people disable Wifi when they're not planning to be actively connected to a network. Even ignoring the privacy benefits, it can improve battery. I'll add my voice that this is nice, and I appreciate Apple's approach and privacy improvements, but I'd kind of like to be able to turn Bluetooth on and off the same way I can with WiFi. I want most connections on my phone (with a couple of small exceptions) to be user-initiated only.

jodrellblank 7y ago
> Many people disable Wifi when they're not planning to be actively connected to a network. Even ignoring the privacy benefits, it can improve battery. In a recent iOS update, it turns on automatically again; you can only disable it "until tomorrow". Not sure if that's until midnight, until "morning", but it doesn't seem to be "for 24 hours".