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It appears that it is possible to set the Low Data Mode parameter to individual networks, however I have not been able to set it to a specific network, so that the iPhone “remembers” the same setting for that specific network every time I use it. Has anybody dealt with this before.
Thanks
LV
iPhone XR, iOS 14
Hi there LV,
We see you have a question about using Low Data Mode on your iPhone, and we'd like to share a resource that can help.
Check it out here: Use Low Data Mode on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
Specifically, this detail may help:
"Your Low Data Mode preferences for each Wi-Fi network are kept up to date across all your devices through iCloud."
Cheers!
Hi there LV,
We see you have a question about using Low Data Mode on your iPhone, and we'd like to share a resource that can help.
Check it out here: Use Low Data Mode on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
Specifically, this detail may help:
"Your Low Data Mode preferences for each Wi-Fi network are kept up to date across all your devices through iCloud."
Cheers!
Thank you for your reply, it helped me understand how to set the Low Data Mode parameter to a specific network. The part that I was missing, is that you have to do it while you’re connected to the network, you cannot edit the parameter of a network that you’re not connected to.
regards
LV__,
Thanks for that additional information.
We're glad to hear that answered your questions. Feel free to post again if you have any questions in the future.
Take care!
Low Data Mode
