I am very impressed by the idea of Wi-Fi Geofencing. I expect the typical use of it would be to have Wi-Fi off as a default, but when you got close to a location that you set, it turns the Wi-Fi back on. I have found that works. The problem is that when you leave that location, it doesn't turn itself off again. That makes what could be a set up and forget about it feature, into a feature where you still need to mess with turning the Wi-Fi back off.
So Microsoft has made a great feature that I can easily imagine using all the time, and turned it into something that is far less useful. I certainly hope that they will fix the function so that it turns itself back off when you leave the location.
Second, I hope they set Wi-Fi Geofencing up as a separate feature under Wi-Fi with a toggle switch and a setting button for defining the locations where it is to be used, plus some explanation and a warning that location services need to be on at all times for it to work.
So Microsoft has made a great feature that I can easily imagine using all the time, and turned it into something that is far less useful. I certainly hope that they will fix the function so that it turns itself back off when you leave the location.
Second, I hope they set Wi-Fi Geofencing up as a separate feature under Wi-Fi with a toggle switch and a setting button for defining the locations where it is to be used, plus some explanation and a warning that location services need to be on at all times for it to work.