One of the most remarkable features of the iPhone 12 are the 5g speeds. However, many users may find that the 5 G turbo-impulse constants are harmful to their battery life. Fortunately, it is quite easy to disable 5g on your iPhone when you do not need it.
While 5G can be excellent if you are downloading entire TV seasons to see on a long transatlantic flight (which does not seem terribly likely at this time), for your regular music transmission and your Twitter doomscrolling, you do not need fast ray connectivity. The iPhone 12 was adjusted to a configuration called "Intelligent Data Mode", which will change it to the LTE slower when you think you do not need 5G.
For the manual method, enter "Settings" and then "Cellular data options" and then "Voice and Data". There, you will see options for "5G On", "5G Auto", and "LTE". We recommend that you stick with 5G automatic for that additional increase when you need it, and to save the battery when you do not. If you care more about your battery, or it's one of those people, you can let 5g completely shut down. Just remember to turn it on if you have a great download about to start.
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