Great news that the Android 12 was going to start covering up last week, and Google was literally explaining and defending today that the new Internet
tile in Quick Settings by citing user research studies. That was said, it promises an upcoming disability with a highly weak interpretation.
In the community post of this afternoon, Google has literally mentioned its goal in such combo of Wi-Fi and Mobile Data settings will be going to
introduce the simplest and more ammunition connectivity and highly experience for Pixel users.
Well, there is the main opinion that has been coming in front of everyone that the defense being offered is that people forget to re-enable Wi-Fi after disabling it and that putting all related controls in one bottom sheet/panel counteracts that. which is quite a big hub of network issues.
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Well according to our sources and users’ study, we reached the conclusion that is the majority of users turn off Wi-Fi in order to force their phone to connect to cell. This is usually done in response to a poor Wi-Fi connection and the lack of an alternative way to get the phone to explicitly connect to the user’s carrier.
Users who turn off Wi-Fi will often forget to turn Wi-Fi back on again, resulting in possible excess mobile data usage. Our research showed that this has been a pain point for users, so we made the decision to address it with this release. With the changes we’re making, users who have Wi-Fi connection issues can simply
switch over to using their carrier within fast taps respectively.
Google adds that users eventually prefer Android 12’s Internet Panel after extended usage:
But the things are not going to stop in our research studies we found one more thing and then we reached a conclusion that long-time Android users acknowledged that the change took some time to get used to, but once they did, they found the Panel to be a more intuitive and straightforward way for users to solve their Wi-Fi connectivity issues while reducing user error and unintended consequences apparently.