The appeal and strength of the iPhone is that you can understand how to use it without reading the manual. However, there are times when you think you know it but you don't understand it correctly. In this section, we will explain in an easy-to-understand manner "why the iPhone can't be heard anymore". This time, I will answer the question, "I'm going to buy an iPhone, can I do it at home without Wi-Fi?"
You can use your iPhone without a Wi-Fi line at home, but you may find it a little inconvenient. When using large-capacity content services such as video / music distribution, it is economically disadvantageous because the packet amount limit per month is quickly reached on mobile lines. If you have already installed a fixed internet line (broadband line), you will be able to get it in a few months even if you purchase a Wi-Fi adapter.
One of the problems with not having Wi-Fi at home is updating your system (iOS). The reason is that iOS software updates are large and are not allowed to be downloaded over mobile lines. In this case, you have the option of applying what you downloaded on your computer (via iTunes), but your computer must be connected to the internet.
Also note that there is no automatic backup of important data. If you have a Wi-Fi line at home, photos, videos, app data, etc. are automatically saved in the area on the Internet (when connected to power / locked / Wi-Fi connection), and there is a problem with the iPhone. You can restore it when you do, but if you don't have a backup, you will lose your data in the unlikely event. Automatic data backup is important in the sense of insurance.
If you are aware of these inconveniences and want to take on the challenge of "iPhone life without Wi-Fi," you should check out the nearest Wi-Fi spot with a power source. Depending on the plan, some carriers offer free public Wi-Fi connection services to subscribers, so you can use it to handle system updates that may or may not occur once every few months. Backup should be performed on a personal computer (iTunes). If you don't have a broadband line at home and don't use video / music distribution services, why not consider this method?
iPhone has some processes such as iOS software update that cannot be executed without a Wi-Fi line. |
