XPost: comp.mobile.android, misc.phone.mobile.iphone   
   From: arlen-is-a-putz@nope.com   
      
   On 2022-11-24 09:19, Andy Burnelli wrote:   
   > Happy Thanksgiving!   
   >   
   > What [automated] apps (or techniques) do you use to ensure radios are off?   
   >         (This is not a question of manual techniques.)   
   >   
   > For a variety of logically prudent reasons it may be useful to   
   > automatically turn some, each or all of our radios off, whether they are   
   > a. gps   
   > b. wi-fi   
   > c. cellular d. cellular data   
   > e. nfc   
   > f. bluetooth   
   > g. mobile hotspot   
   > h. nearby shares   
   > etc. (any others?)   
   >   
   > The reasons for shutoff could be any one or all of these defensible basics:   
   > 1. Battery drain   
   > 2. Data charges   
   > 3. Privacy protection   
   > 4. Compute resources   
   > etc. (any others?)   
   >   
   > What _automated_ apps (or techniques) do you use to ensure some, most, or   
   > even all your radio transceivers are automatically turned off when unused?   
      
   Amazing just how ignorant you are, Arlen!   
      
   GPS never...   
      
   EVER   
      
   ...transmits!   
      
   Ergo, it is NOT A TRANSCEIVER.   
      
   Next,   
      
   "c. cellular" and "d. cellular data" are ONE TRANSCEIVER.   
      
   "g. mobile hotspot" is not a transceiver. It is a system services that   
   makes USE of the WiFi transceiver; assuming that you're not using it via   
   USB (on an iPhone at least).   
      
   "h. nearby shares" aren't transceivers on your device.   
      
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