Luvntravln
iPF Noob
I have searched and cannot find the answer I am looking for - isn't that always the case!
When you iPad has both an active SIM card so that you are automatically connected to the broadband network, and at the same time you are connected to a free WiFi network, does the iPad automatically choose the free WiFi network over the SIM network?
In my situation at home in Australia, my iPad has an active SIM card. Additionally, in my home I have a wireless router so that my laptops and my iPad all share the same wireless broadband connection.
Obviously, when I am home I want the iPad to use the WiFi router connection and not the SIM.
Does that happen automatically or do I have to do something?
The same question would pertain if I were out and about working on the internet through my SIM card and went into an internet cafe offering free WiFi which I link to automatically.
Do I have to disable the SIM card or does that happen automatically?
Thanks,
When you iPad has both an active SIM card so that you are automatically connected to the broadband network, and at the same time you are connected to a free WiFi network, does the iPad automatically choose the free WiFi network over the SIM network?
In my situation at home in Australia, my iPad has an active SIM card. Additionally, in my home I have a wireless router so that my laptops and my iPad all share the same wireless broadband connection.
Obviously, when I am home I want the iPad to use the WiFi router connection and not the SIM.
Does that happen automatically or do I have to do something?
The same question would pertain if I were out and about working on the internet through my SIM card and went into an internet cafe offering free WiFi which I link to automatically.
Do I have to disable the SIM card or does that happen automatically?
Thanks,