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I'm on a prepaid MVNO carrier that does this and iOS has been allowing this for years now. The only difference is that now iOS lets you VIEW what's going on.
by TheKarateKid 4y ago
I'm on a prepaid MVNO carrier that does this and iOS has been allowing this for years now. The only difference is that now iOS lets you VIEW what's going on.
- newZWhoDis 4y agoHow can this possibly work with apartments/condos? You’re guaranteed to have multiple “hotspot” networks in range with zero ability to talk to local printers/cameras/TVs etc
- TheKarateKid 4y agoIn my experience, it only connects to carrier Wifi if one of your known networks isn't nearby. So while at home, you will always be connected to your own Wifi so everything local (printers, TVs, etc.) will continue to work. The problem especially is when you are driving and stop at a red light, and it connects to carrier Wifi which will no longer work in 30 seconds, causing streaming music or anything else on your phone to have a momentary loss of connection.