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I suspect that this is done primarily to enhance Apple services like Siri, iMessage, and the like (anything that touches the iCloud), since Apple controls both
by dkokelley 13y ago
I suspect that this is done primarily to enhance Apple services like Siri, iMessage, and the like (anything that touches the iCloud), since Apple controls both end points.
- masklinn 13y agoFor now it's used only for Siri which I guess makes sense: other services can easily retry the connection after switching data source, it's much more of a pain with Siri as one would expect greater responsiveness.
- speg 13y agoMaybe this is why I always find my iMessages to be working, even when the office wifi is on the fritz?
- lucaspiller 13y agoI've noticed this as well, pre iOS 7.