Before iOS 6, this option was unavailable. (Maybe I'm just on the Wi-Fi network for Airplay for example.) It allows you to choose (from their pre-set list) which apps can access cellular data while you're on Wi-Fi. It will help people who may be on a Wi-Fi network with little or no internet connection be able to get cellular data through to some apps. ( MacRumors: iOS 6 Beta Adds 'Wi-Fi Plus Cellular' Option.) Last bit of evidence and future-proofing: In iOS 6 Beta 4, Apple added an option for "Wi-Fi Plus Cellular". They are not using both, but they could use cellular while you're on Wi-Fi. The webpage will instantly reload into the desktop version of that site (assuming one is available. Swipe through the options to find Request Desktop Site and tap on that. Tap on the Sharing action icon, it looks like a box with an arrow flying out of the top. The only exceptions I know of are multimedia messages (MMS) that aren't iMessages and Visual Voicemail – both of these things will not come over Wi-Fi and can't be received with cellular data off. From Safari, go to the mobile webpage you want to view the Desktop Site for. Then, the Wi-Fi symbol switches to the 3G symbol and the page loads using cellular data.
When you see the Wi-Fi symbol, your iPhone is only using Wi-Fi for the internet.Įxample: When I'm connected to a really bad Wi-Fi network (if I am almost out of range or it lost its internet connection), and trying to load a page in Safari, my iPhone will struggle with loading the page for about 10 to 20 seconds. In my experience, the iPhone will only use data from one connection at a time, not both Its choice is indicated by which adapter symbol is showing in the menu bar. AT&T says it could be delayed by 24 to 48 hours. If you just saw that you exceeded your data, it could've been many hours ago while you were not at home.
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