iOS 11.2 beta 3 shows a pop-up notification to explain Control Center Wi-Fi and Bluetooth toggles

Apple’s new iOS 11.2 beta update released on 15 November has added a new pop-up to let users understand how the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth toggle works. The toggle feature on both the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi which only disables them temporarily was first introduced in iOS 11. [caption id=“attachment_4211601” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] iOS 11 interface on iPhone X .[/caption] As we already know tapping off the the Bluetooth or Wi-Fi toggles in the Control Center  does not turn it on or off  completely. When switched off via the toggles, Wi-Fi will disconnect all current networks but will still be available for AirDrop, Personal Hotspot and location accuracy. Bluetooth on the other hand disconnects from connected accessories will remain connected to other devices like the Apple Watch and the Apple Pencil. Personal Hotspot and Handoff too will still be connected. With iOS 11.2 beta 3 a pop-up notification will show up on the screen explaining the how the Control Center toggle really functions. However, according to the MacRumors  report, Wi-Fi will remain disabled unless Wi-Fi is reactivated using Control Center or it’s 5:00 am local time or if the iOS device is restarted. Similarly, the report also states that Bluetooth will remain disabled unless the above-mentioned conditions force it to be activated. [caption id=“attachment_4211617” align=“alignnone” width=“800”] Pop-up explaining the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Macrumours[/caption] For permanent disabling of the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, one needs to go to the Settings app and switch off the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth manually. The iOS 11.2 update will also be **unlocking 7.5 W fast wireless charging** on the iPhone 8, 8 Plus and iPhone X.