What is Wow and why is it enabled?
wiFiMetricWowState {
timestamp: 1370809698854
isWowEnabled
iPod touch (4th generation), iOS 5.1.1
What did you do and where does it say that?
Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
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Diagnostics and usage, I use a tethered iPod Touch 5th gen, upto date. Here's a copy timestamp: 1370746860930
crashReporterKey: "b2e37c279a996043d3e4d0822bc37068c8c00095"
isAnonymous: true
deviceConfigId: 239
investigationId: 0
model: "iPod5,1"
softwareBuild: "10B329"
firmwareVersion: "iBoot-1537.9.55"
buildtype: "User"
metriclogs {
triggerTime: 1370752098465
triggerId: 520198
profileId: 239050
pushReceivedHotship {
timestamp: 1370739600000
connectionType: 2
linkQuality: 100
receiveOffset: 4294967295
payloadSize: 93
isFromStorage: 0
}
}
metriclogs {
triggerTime: 1370766498709
triggerId: 520198
profileId: 239050
pushKeepAliveSentHotship {
timestamp: 1370757600000
connectionType: 2
linkQuality: 100
timeSinceLastKeepAlive: 1159
nextKeepAliveInterval: 1800
keepAliveACKDuration: 0
}
}
metriclogs {
triggerTime: 1370809698572
triggerId: 520196
profileId: 239005
profileId: 239014
profileId: 239032
profileId: 239041
profileId: 239044
metricCCDiagnosticsAllowed {
allowed: true
timestamp: 1370809698604
}
dataSentOnInternetCtxCount {
count: 0
startTimestamp: 1363291233313
timestamp: 1370809699501
}
dataRecvedOnInternetCtxCount {
count: 0
startTimestamp: 1363291233331
timestamp: 1370809699500
}
wifiPowerState {
timestamp: 1370809698904
powerState: true
}
wifiHardwareVersion {
timestamp: 1370809698956
hardwareVersion: "vendorid: 0x14e4\ndeviceid: 0x4334\nradiorev: 0x2067000\nchipnum: 0x4334\nchiprev: 0x3\ncorerev: 0x23\nboardid: 0x626\nboardvendor: 0x14e4\nboardrev: 0x1612\ndriverrev: 0x60a38d9\nucoderev: 0x2e2035b\nbus: 0x0\n"
}
wifiNetworkPrefs {
atjEnabled: true
atjCanceledCount: 2
atjUsedCount: 0
adhocNetsCount: 0
prefNetsCount: 23
captiveNetsCount: 3
applePersHotspotNetsCount: 1
wapiNetsCount: 0
mostUsedCount: 3
mostUsedNetworks {
securityType: 0
ap_oui: "\000\"-"
timeUsedMinutes: 57416
}
mostUsedNetworks {
securityType: 0
ap_oui: "\000\"-"
timeUsedMinutes: 36612
}
mostUsedNetworks {
securityType: 0
ap_oui: "l.\205"
timeUsedMinutes: 2609
}
timestamp: 1370809698937
hiddenNetsCount: 0
wepNetsCount: 0
wpaNetsCount: 3
eapNetsCount: 0
openNonCaptiveNetsCount: 17
}
wifiMetricInterfaceStats {
timestamp: 1370809698932
wifiA2dpRxBytes: 0
wifiScoRxBytes: 0
wifiRxBytes: 557168
wifiHidRxBytes: 0
cellularDataRxBytes: 0
wifiA2dpTxBytes: 0
wifiScoTxBytes: 0
wifiTxBytes: 40815
wifiHidTxBytes: 0
cellularDataTxBytes: 0
statsCollectionMinutes: 1899
wifiAssocMinutes: 1768
a2dpAssocMinutes: 0
scoAssocMinutes: 0
hidAssocMinutes: 0
}
wiFiMetricWowState {
timestamp: 1370809698854
isWowEnabled: true
}
wiFiMetricCustomNetworkSetting {
timestamp: 1370809698920
customNetworkCount: 2
totalNetworkCount: 23
dhcpSetCount: 2
bootpSetCount: 0
staticSetCount: 0
manualProxySetCount: 0
autoProxySetCount: 2
}
locationServicesState {
timestamp: 1370809698837
enabled: true
bundleid: "com.apple.locationd-queried"
event: -1
}
motionState {
timestamp: 1370809698839
bundleid: "com.apple.locationd-queried"
motionType: 0
enabled: true
}
locationNetworkQueries {
timestamp: 1370809698838
bundleid: "com.apple.locationd-queried"
cellsQueried: 0
wifisQueried: 1
locationsQueried: 0
totalRequests: 1
totalRequestsSuccessful: 1
wifiTilesDownloaded: 0
wifiTilesDownloaded3G: 0
wifiTilesCached: 32
cellTilesDownloaded: 0
cellTilesDownloaded3G: 0
cellTilesCached: 0
demTilesDownloaded: 0
}
locationWifiUsage {
timestamp: 1370809698848
bundleid: "com.apple.locationd-queried"
totalScans: 291
triggeredScans: 187
triggeredScansS2: 64
scanFailures: 0
scanBusies: 0
}
locationMapMatching {
timestamp: 1370809698844
bundleid: "com.apple.locationd-queried"
attempts: 1
noMatch: 997389608
noData: 11054208
}
bluetoothPowerState {
timestamp: 1370809698917
powerState: false
}
bluetoothPairedDevices {
timestamp: 1370809698903
}
}
metriclogs {
triggerTime: 1370809701340
triggerId: 520198
profileId: 239053
captiveSession {
timestamp: 1370800172927
}
}
metriclogs {
triggerTime: 1370827827148
triggerId: 720897
profileId: 239015
bluetoothPowerState {
timestamp: 1370827827147
powerState: false
}
}
Do you have World of Warcraft installed on the iPod?
Are you having any problems with the iPod?
I do not have that game, and yes I am having problems. My notifications randomly repeat, only from certain apps like mailbox and instagram. It happens sometimes for ten minutes, then the next for day 4 hours. If you looked at my recent 'discussions' it would explain everything in more detail. I have pop-ups or redirected web pages that are always ****, and I always thought that was impossible with iOS.
What do you mean "tethered" iPod touch?
It means not jailbroken.
I assumed at least. I might be wrong, but my iPod is not jailbroken.
Googling shows that is seems to be a programng instruction.
Have you tried the standard fixes:
- Reset the iOS device. Nothing will be lost
Reset iOS device: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
- Reset all settings
Go to Settings > General > Reset and tap Reset All Settings.
All your preferences and settings are reset. Information (such as contacts and calendars) and media (such as songs and videos) aren’t affected.
- Restore from backup. See:
- Restore to factory settings/new iOS device.
Programming instructions? How is that possible, I haven't update anything recently. Your link lead me to a blank google page.
It appears to be a program instruction. Something a programmer uses to make an app run or maybe it is an instruction that is part of the iOS.
Google for
what is "iswowenabled"
Ok I did, the first two result are this discussion. The rest is completely unreadable, and has nothing to do with iOS or Apple products. Still unanswered.
most programing instructions are used in other operating systems besides iOS.
In here
http://www.shouldiblockit.com/murocapi.dll-9f6141e983b06ce1949cb10a884ac5f8.aspx
iswowenabled is listed as an output table
Again, I have no idea where you get your information from, I also viewed that page and found nothing pertaining to 'iswowenabled'. What are captive sessions? Do you actually know anything about malware and iOS devises? You have answered questions to many of my post here at apple discussions, makes me wonder if that's all you do.
stevejobsfan1234 can you add any insight to this topic?
It looks like it is Wake on Wireless. I saw it mentioned on this thread: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2561028?start=45&tstart=0
What is Wow and why is it enabled?