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I recently learned that regularly turning off Bluetooth does not save much battery life, but is this true with cellular data? Does it depend on whether or not Wi-Fi is being used?
iPhone 8, iOS 14
The only time I would recommend turning off cellular data is if you're in an extremely low signal area. That does tend to use up battery life very quickly. But, unless you spend a lot of time in a very deep basement or live in a rural area, leave it on.
The only time I would recommend turning off cellular data is if you're in an extremely low signal area. That does tend to use up battery life very quickly. But, unless you spend a lot of time in a very deep basement or live in a rural area, leave it on.
Wi-Fi has priority if connected.
No need to switch cellular data off.
If wi-fi is not connected, does cellular data use enough power to noticeably shorten battery life or negatively affect sleep?
No.
Is battery life improved when I turn off cellular data?
