Earlier this month, we told you about the teenager who received a $2000 bill from his carrier thanks to Apple’s Wi-Fi Assist. The feature takes a weak Wi-Fi connection and automatically switches it to a cellular connection belonging to the user’s mobile operator. Since Wi-Fi Assist is on by default, someone with an iPhone running iOS 9 could ring up huge overage charges without knowing about it.
The subject of class action suits, Wi-Fi Assist is getting something new with iOS 9.3 beta 1. Underneath the toggle used to turn Wi-Fi Assist on or off, you will find a figure that shows how … – Source
Wi-Fi Assist is improved in iOS 9.3 beta 1, to allow users to track the amount of data used
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