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Speaking of GUI weirdness, I've seen a couple of relatively newer macbooks do this thing where the laptop is shutdown with wifi disabled, but after login on sta
by sillyfluke 6mo ago
Speaking of GUI weirdness, I've seen a couple of relatively newer macbooks do this thing where the laptop is shutdown with wifi disabled, but after login on startup the wifi icon displays the wifi scanning mode as if the wifi is enabled and looking for networks before reverting to the wifi disabled display icon.
Is this a GUI bug or is the wifi disabled setting overrided for a split second on startup? I haven't looked into it, but the latter would be extremely concerning.
- eep_social 6mo agobased on my experience, I suspect the latter similar, user-hostile behaviors I have found include: - wifi network passwords are persisted through a system wipe and reinstall in recovery mode - a phone home is required by an activation step during installation - bluetooth is always re-enabled after an upgrade
- ksidjwicjwjd 6mo ago> bluetooth is always re-enabled after an upgrade Not user-hostile in the least. This is to ensure that the Mac can find Magic input devices.
- sillyfluke 6mo agoIs this sarcasm? What do people who don't want bluetooth on startup under any circumstances do?