> In fact there's no obvious button for all the settings, just the label and an icon, but apparently if you push the label for Wi-Fi it's actually a button, but

> In fact there's no obvious button for all the settings, just the label and an icon, but apparently if you push the label for Wi-Fi it's actually a button, but there's literally no affordance that it is such a thing. This annoys me. I see what they were trying to do by giving you more options but the touch target for small for the label button that I fat-finger this a lot and end up doing something like turning off Wi-Fi.