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The control center wifi control always worked this way. It wasn't "altered", that is a primary feature of its functionality. Apple gains nothing from your WiFi
by defaultname 5y ago
The control center wifi control always worked this way. It wasn't "altered", that is a primary feature of its functionality.
Apple gains nothing from your WiFi re-engaging. But many users do because, as another comment mentioned, people turn it off in control center because their connection is temporarily shit, or more likely just accidentally. Then they get to end of month and they have a monster cell overage.
Someone was using control center wrong (despite it very clearly indicating the use of the button). It's a learning experience.
- permo-w 5y agono, you’re wrong. it started working this way in iOS 11. You can look it up if you like
- defaultname 5y agoControl Center was added in iOS 11. Yeah, it didn't exist before then, so sure it "changed" from non-existent to existing. No, I'm not wrong. I'm actually completely right. Control Center has always been a temporary toggle.
- permo-w 5y agoAgain, that’s not true. Control centre, or some incarnation of it, has been around at least since iOS 6. It just sounds like you haven’t used an iPhone for very long In case you’re just entirely misunderstanding what we’re talking about, I’m referring to being able to turn off the wifi when you swipe up from the bottom of the screen. This has been a feature since I’ve used an apple device, which is since iOS 5 or 6. Whether it’s been called “control centre” or not is irrelevant. That’s not even what I referred to it as in my first comment.