I hate having to go to settings every time to turn it off properly, whoever decided to do this should burn in hell
FUCK YOU APPLE, WHY CANT IT JUST BE ON AND OFF
Owen Phillips
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Jason Edwards
Name a use case for turning off the internet and bluetooth
Leo Martin
>wi-fi
>internet
We've got a live one.
Levi Rogers
everybody lmao at the iToddler
Aaron Cruz
It drains your battery doing nothing but advertising your device to other people's equipment
Julian Brooks
turn them off via settings or use automations
>why
see "find my"
Jaxon Lopez
Negligible, and it’s still needed for AirDrop and other similar features.
Jose Green
You people complain about the most retarded shit.
Sebastian Adams
>AirDrop
I was an Appletard for like 6 years and never used this bullshit once.
Nathan Martinez
Another reason why not to buy an iShit
Connor Parker
I use it all the time with my friends, you can send pictures at full resolution and skip whatsapp's garbage compression.
Isaiah Diaz
Go to settings and turn them off from there and they will stay off.
Gabriel Wood
This is what you fucking get for paying for non-libre hardware/software
Cooper Barnes
Avoiding tracking
Do you want to broadcast your presence to everyone in a large area all the time?
Cooper Howard
I don't get it, turn what off?
Christopher Jackson
Because your iPhone phones home because iToddlers want features like Find My iPhone. This is the only way to have offline finding. So you must have them on permanently.
iToddlers BTFO!
Jaxson Russell
>It drains your battery
Using wifi is preferable from a battery standpoint over cellular in every single use case.
When not actively connected to a network, wifi will barely use any power at all.
>>advertising your device to other people's equipment
Literally only for AirDrop, which you can turn off.
James Morales
Then you're an idiot.
I don't even own a USB key, I don't need one thanks to AirDrop.
Landon Davis
Bluetooth and Wifi network scanning can be used to track you
>Using wifi is preferable from a battery standpoint over cellular in every single use case.
Assuming I ever enable cellular, I'd rather not have permanent location tracking on
Jayden Anderson
>Bluetooth and Wifi network scanning can be used to track you
Nope.
support.apple.com
iPhones, iPads and even Apple Watch use MAC address randomisation.
Jason Morris
>I've never needed to create bootable media
weird flex but okay
Angel Myers
Apple still knows even with MAC randomization. Don't be silly!
Matthew Parker
>Apple still knows even with MAC randomization
Knows what?
Easton Collins
>>I've never needed to create bootable media
>weird flex but okay
USB and network booting has been depricated in macOS, Apple Silicon Macs have never supported it.
Alexander Nguyen
Who you are and where you are and what is your serial number. Basically everything!
Cooper Scott
And you paid money for that? On purpose?
Takes all kinds, I guess. Good for you, buddy.
Ethan Bennett
This isn't Apple's support form, try again.
Gabriel Murphy
There's simply not a use case for it any more.
Jordan Garcia
itoddlers btfo