This toggle is annoying because what was once 1 press to turn on BT is now 2. It gets me every day.
this post was submitted on 25 Mar 2024
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I have the opposite. I have never a reason to turn off Bluetooth, but always want to connect of disconnect devices. this is so much better than long pressing.
Yeah they built this UI on the assumption that people didn't turn off their BT generally. This is an improvement for me but I really don't see why they can't make it an option for people.
It's not an assumption. They obviously have telemetry that shows the vast majority of people never turn Bluetooth or WiFi off.
...or maybe the people who turn off Bluetooth also tend to disable/block telemetry.
Unfortunately I suppose thats the equivalent of refusing to vote.
And that group is also an incredibly small outlier, and wouldn't be considered in their calculations.