Anyone notice this? When I'm finished for airdrop, I turn it off but bluetooth remains on. Stupid mistake from apple which is a battery drain
Anyone notice this? When I'm finished for airdrop, I turn it off but bluetooth remains on. Stupid mistake from apple which is a battery drain
Anyone notice this? When I'm finished for airdrop, I turn it off but bluetooth remains on. Stupid mistake from apple which is a battery drain
Why are all of you overlooking the fact that if Airdrop turns on Wifi it stays on when you turn Airdrop off. Not all of us have Wifi on all the time.
That's a tricky logical conundrum for a developer.
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Perhaps the user should be prompted as to whether he/she wants WiFi and BT turned off, when turning AirDrop off? I expect that would irritate some users too...
Or Apple could make note of the states of WiFi and Bluetooth services (on / off) and return to those states when the user turns AirDrop off.
Why did they make bluetooth a requirement for iOS AirDrop at all?
Why did they make bluetooth a requirement for iOS AirDrop at all?
Apple is being on the safe side and not disabling them because it can't know the user intentions and is much safer not disabling them.
Because the technology uses Bluetooth Low Energy to detect nearby devices, which is power efficient.
Or Apple could make note of the states of WiFi and Bluetooth services (on / off) and return to those states when the user turns AirDrop off.
Since I have WiFi on at all times I just turn BT off.
What if I connected to a wifi network which I wanna use after I turned airdrop on...? Or if I connected to a bluetooth speaker/headset while I was transferring files...? There's no way to figure out...The easiest thing is just turn off what you are not using...
Anyone notice this? When I'm finished for airdrop, I turn it off but bluetooth remains on. Stupid mistake from apple which is a battery drain
It could be done smartly, or as you said, in a way that seriously disrupts the user's experience. I'm sure Apple did it this way exactly because they didn't want to go guessing what the user might want.
Anyone notice this? When I'm finished for airdrop, I turn it off but bluetooth remains on. Stupid mistake from apple which is a battery drain
Is it really so hard to see that the Bluetooth is in and hit one more button in control center.
Or just hit the Bluetooth and/or wifi shortcut (they are right next to each other) to turn airdrop off instead of hitting the airdrop button... How difficult is that...? It's unbelievable how people moan and bit*h about the ********* little things...