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wifi temporary turn off until tomorrow

apple folks,


Attached are images of what I don't get it. image 1 shows wifi turned off in settings. when I toggle it, does it turn off permanently? it should. image 2 shows a summary screen of features, brought up when swiping from the bot of phone, upwards. the wifi is turned on here. I never turned it on. so apparently it's automatic? on a timer? a setting I missed? some way of apple trying to know what I'm thinking? whatever it is, I'd like it off. image 3 shows the words I see what I hit the wifi button on this screen. apparently, doing this only shuts it off for one day? WHY? I want it off forever, until I turn it on again by hand. help anyone? thanks.


Adam






iPhone 7, iOS 14

Posted on Dec 30, 2020 1:52 AM

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Posted on Dec 30, 2020 2:53 AM

no thanks. that's a waste of time. discussion over. thanks for the help

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Dec 30, 2020 2:00 AM in response to ProustGiulio

OK, so the relevant words in that article are:


While Wi-Fi is disabled, auto-join for any nearby Wi-Fi networks is also disabled until:


  • You turn on Wi-Fi in Control Center.
  • You connect to a Wi-Fi network in Settings > Wi-Fi.
  • You walk or drive to a new location. 
  • It's 5 AM local time.
  • You restart your device.


so, am I to assume that, based on what I want, it's impossible because when 5am rolls around the next day, this thing will turn on automatically? that's exactly what it looks like. and if that's true, obviously that's the annoyance I want stopped.


wifi temporary turn off until tomorrow

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