Apple’s Ecosystem always offers something unique in terms of features. iPhone WiFi connectivity is one such attribute that offers easy linking with other network devices. There is a catch though. You must have you noticed, you turn off the WiFi from the Control centre. However, later the WiFi turns on automatically and connects to a network(upon detection) that you saved earlier.
Some people may find it a bit annoying to see the Wi-Fi activating on its own. This causes battery drainage from the device. It is something that can be permanently turned off in the Settings app. The quick turn on/turn off you do from the Control Center is to restrict connectivity momentarily. In this guide, we will talk about how to properly turn off the iPhone WiFi so that it doesn’t activate on its own. Also, I have mentioned why this issue happens.? Some new Apple iPhone users think that it’s some kind of bug. This is not a bug but a feature that is there to implement easy connectivity to the network.
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If you swipe down or up on your iPhone home screen and access control center, then you can see the WiFi widget. Simply tap on it to turn it on or off. Long press it to expand it and go to the WiFi settings if you want to make any changes in the network settings.
When you deactivate the WiFi from the control center, it only stays put for 24 hours. Then again the WiFi connects the next day on its own. It’s a good thing that you do not have to repeatedly switch on then select the network to connect. Instant connection saves a few minutes of manual connection setup.
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