So I can't set an alarm to iRadio in the Music app or anywhere else?
Wow, that's an oversight. Tell me I missed it.
Wow, that's an oversight. Tell me I missed it.
So I can't set an alarm to iRadio in the Music app or anywhere else?
Wow, that's an oversight. Tell me I missed it.
You're kidding right? That's what OS settings are for. To have the option of NOT allowing iRadio to use cellular data if you want. My carrier like others has unlimited data so I don't give a __ If data is flowing.I would hardly call it oversight when it doesn't make sense.
1. iTunes radio prompts the user to user cellular data when there is no Wifi connection present
2. When your phone is asleep there is no Wifi connection.
3. If Itunes radio took away the cellular prompt than users would cry Hell because of the data usage without a the "warning" that cellular is being used.
You're kidding right? That's what OS settings are for. To have the option of NOT allowing iRadio to use cellular data if you want. My carrier like others has unlimited data so I don't give a __ If data is flowing.
BIG oversight.
Are you agreeing with me then? lol because I don't care what app asks me for permission to use cellular data since I have UNLIMITED data.So is the podcast app or any other app that prompts you to use cellular every time a BIG oversight too? It asks you every time to use cellular or not.
P.S. what if something happens to iRadio and it goes down? you're going to be late to work because the alarm didn't go off?
Are you agreeing with me then? lol because I don't care what app asks me for permission to use cellular data since I have UNLIMITED data.
As long as I have the option to use iRadio with the alarm that's all I care about. Other people can turn off that option if they like.
Again with the proper settings we could set two alarms. A main and backup. It's all about the OS settings that we are given. Any option can be programmed as a setting. It's just code.