WiFi Reconnects After Disconnecting from Car Bluetooth?! HELP!

alexjcanha10 Said:

"I appreciate the insight! However, I don't think you understand the situation. I leave the house in the morning and toggle off wifi in the control center, greying out the icon (i do not completely turn off wifi). Therefore, wifi should be disconnected from all devices until the next day. HOWEVER, after I drive in my car and my phone connects to the bluetooth (and then disconnects when car turns off), the wifi toggle in control center turns back to blue by itself (henceforth turning itself back on)."

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Understood.

• Google this Google Search Query: turning back wifi on iphone site:discussions.apple.com

Doing quite a bit of research, this is not an option, which is quite annoying for many. Do your Part: Inform Apple of this

• Use Settings - Not Control Center:

Toggling it off in Control Center (accessed when swiping finger up from the bottom) will reenable Wi-Fi in 24 hours later or will connect when an option. Turning it off in Settings will turn it off. So, first toggle Wi-Fi off and then on in control center. Then, enable Wi-Fi and then disable it in Settings.

• Provide Apple Feedback:

Provide feedback on this to Apple. Apple will not get back to you directly, but the more feedback they received on this, the more they will know what suits their customers' needs and wants.

How to Provide Feedback:

1. Go to: Feedback - iPhone - Apple
2. Select: "Feature Request" for the "Feedback Type"
3. Proceed from there as necessary

alexjcanha10 Said:

"WiFi Reconnects After Disconnecting from Car Bluetooth?! HELP!"

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Leave Cellular Data Disabled:

Is Cellular enabled? Cellular always overrules Wi-Fi. So, disable Cellular if enabled. See if this no longer occurs.

alexjcanha10 Said:

"Cellular is enabled as I still need cellular data when I'm at work or outside the house. But having it enabled, shouldn't mean wifi needs to turn on?"

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To Clarify:

If Cellular is enabled, then, no: Wi-Fi does not need to be turned on.

All configurations (IP Address, Default Gateway, Subnet Mask, etc) are based off of the Cellular connection.

So, if Cellular is always enabled, then the Wi-Fi would not even be being used.

The Ultimate Solution: Deselect "Auto Join"

1. Go to: Settings
2. Tap: Wi-Fi
3. Scroll to: [your network name (the SSID)
4. Tap: Blue-Encircled letter "I"
5. Deselect: Auto-Join (So it is grey)