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Title: How to tell if Wi-Fi Assist is actually using too much iPhone data
Post by: HCK on January 21, 2017, 04:05:20 pm
How to tell if Wi-Fi Assist is actually using too much iPhone data

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<p>There’s a feature on iPhones called Wi-Fi Assist that is a common source of confusion for a lot of users. Wi-Fi Assist helps your iPhone switch to cellular data with your carrier when your local Wi-Fi is too weak to offer fast enough loading speeds.</p>
<p>That sounds risky especially if you have a limited monthly data cap, but most people shouldn’t have to worry about turning Wi-Fi Assist off. Here’s how to check and understand how much data Wi-Fi Assist is actually using.</p>
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