The iPhone iOS 9 setting that could cost you a fortune

The iPhone iOS 9 setting that could cost you a fortune

Apple have recently released the new iPhone 6s and alongside it have released iOS 9.

The only problem is they’ve also added the feature called ‘Wifi Assist’ – basically if you’ve got poor/intermittent Wifi coverage it will use your 3G/4G Data allowance to keep your internet connection connected.

Ideal for anyone with unlimited data plans but for those on limited 500MB, 1GB per month tariffs you risk going over those limits especially if you’ve got poor wifi

How to fix it?

Here is how you turn the feature off

Go to Settings > Mobile Data > *Scroll to bottom of page* > Wifi Assist > *turn off*

1) Go to Settings

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2) Click on Mobile Data and then *Scroll to the bottom of the page*

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3) Find Wifi Assist (bottom of the page) and ‘untick’

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Did you know that Apple are replacing iPhones with dodgy batteries?

http://10ways.com/save/refunds/must-read-for-all-apple-owners-iphone-replacements-free-battery-swaps/4981

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