Apple needs to create an easy and legitimate way to easily turn off Wi-Fi functions in iOS. Preferably from the Control Center or Notification Center.
I frequently find myself in an elevator/stairwell/another location that is near a commonly used Wi-Fi point I find that often times the signal is not strong enough yet I am not out of range enough for the iPhone to switch to cellular.
This causes the problem of my Apple device searching for networks that it really shouldn’t be because they are too far through the walls yet the device does not switch over to LTE in a prompt manner
I need to be able to turn Wi-Fi off with a button right away in a quick manner. SBSettings, CCControls, and a few other tweaks allow this to be done easily but require a jailbroken phone. I should not have to jailbreak my device to do this!
Wake up Apple!
P.S. – I also don’t need a bunch of reminders from apple about how much better wi-fi is than cellular when I disable it. Sometimes you just don’t need your phone searching for networks that are out of range or nonexistent depending on your location? In Minneapolis with a solid AT&T 4G LTE network I am not in the least worried about stressing the grid out.
CMTECH 