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Originally Posted by opendoor
The WiFi thing isn't a huge deal or something that's a daily issue or anything. But there are definitely times when I want to turn WiFi off in order to default to a mobile network when the random WiFi network I'm connected to is weak. And you can still do that, but the UX is terrible. You can turn the WiFi off by toggling it in the 2nd menu, but tapping on the Mobile Network button also turns your WiFi off for some reason.
Again, not a huge issue and I'm sure I'll get used to it. But it's just a weird design decision. On my phone there are currently 30 different options of things that I can have as tiles in the quick setting menu but they feel like they have to combine WiFi and mobile data?
Besides the design issues it has also been a bit buggy since updating. I had a location-based reminder in Keep that took 4 trips to the location over 4 days before it triggered. Luckily I remembered without the reminder, but I've never had it fail to trigger before.
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Fair enough. Are you on the Pixel 6 or a different phone? I like everything about Android 12 more than 11 on my S10. Maybe if I had a Pixel 5, then upgraded to Android 12 there would be things that bug me. I like the big "buttons". I don't need to swipe down and be bombarded with 25 options. Four is nice. Feels like less clutter to be staring at all the time. For whatever reason, I just got used to this update really quickly.
Wouldn't surprise me if they address your wifi gripe quickly as you are definitely not alone with being bothered by it. I can't read anything on the Internet about Android 12 without seeing that as a primary beef people have with it. It just doesn't affect me at all, which is why IDGAF.