Have you ever wondered what actually happens to calls when you turn your phone on airplane mode?
Airplane mode is meant to stop all cellular connections to and from your phone, to avoid interfering with the sensitive systems aboard aircraft.
So, does airplane mode block calls, and what happens if someone calls you while you’re on airplane mode? And how does leaving Wi-Fi on affect all of this?
In this article, we’ll be answering all of these questions and more!
Are you trying to prevent your location from being tracked, and want to know how to do it?
One common belief is that if you turn airplane mode on, then your location will stop being shared. But is this true, and what happens if you end up connecting to Wi-Fi after?
In this article, I’ll share whether or not people can still see your location, and if so, how you can hide it completely.
Let’s get to it!
Airplane mode is a useful feature to use, even when you’re not traveling or flying.
Turning it on will immediately disconnect you from all networks, and prevent incoming and outgoing signals.
But how far does airplane mode’s functionality go, and can it also affect your alarms? Will your alarms continue to go off while in airplane mode, or will they be automatically disabled?
In this article, we’ll cover everything that you need to know!
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