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Another annoying bug was found in Android 17 which a user (juan camilo duarte)shared with me. Toggling Wi‑Fi from the status bar only disables quick access; to fully turn it off, you need to open Wi‑Fi settings and switch it off there. Android Developers Android Made by Google

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Buckiee2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle I don’t think you know what constitutes as a bug. This behaviour is an intended design feature where the Wi-Fi is disconnected until the next day / morning. Just like iOS. Now I agree there should be a toggle in settings to change this but it is not a bug.

Pixel UI by Google2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle But this should not happen.

Buckiee2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle Says who? As I said earlier this is by design, most probably they’re following iOS in this regard.

juan camilo duarte2 months ago

@pixeluibygoogle @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle battery draining

Buckiee2 months ago

@pixeluibygoogle @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle Nope. It doesn’t drain the battery as Wi-Fi is not connected 🤷‍♂️

AnDrewSciLab2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle It isn't a bug. It was there intentionally.

Viv Blanchard2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle You sure is this a bug? You can still turn off WiFi from the status bar, you have to click on the name which expands the menu

Pixel UI by Google2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle This should not happen... If it is toggled then it should turn off by itself... To turn it off we should not need to go to expand or settings.

Viv Blanchard2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle Based on Gemini 'Disabling vs. Turning Off: Tapping the Wi-Fi icon disconnects you from your current network and temporarily pauses auto-reconnecting (disabling active Wi-Fi usage).

Viv Blanchard2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle However, the Wi-Fi radio itself remains active in the background for location accuracy, scanning, and system services (like Google Location Services and Nearby Share).

Viv Blanchard2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle It is not a bug—it is intentional system behavior, though it is a common source of frustration.

Eden2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle it's not a bug, it's a "feature" to welcome iphone users 😂 i guess. on iphone turning off wifi from the control center doesn't really turn off the wifi, just the quick access

Pixel UI by Google2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle If this is a feature then such a feature is not required.

jeph_ug2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle This is performing as intended, and we like it that way, it simply disconnects from the network

𝑨𝑲𝑺2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle When tf are they fixing the dead zone on my left part of screen😭 I literally cannot press selected keys on my keyboard 😭

Devanshu Rastogi2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle If you think this is the Glitch, this will no more after August update

Pixel UI by Google2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle In Stable?

Devanshu Rastogi2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle Check your DM

Diego2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle This has been happening since the first day of the A17 update. I thought they would fix it in the July patch, but I don't know if it was fixed in the betas.

Авдєєв2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle I have another bug.. just check date

Jiří Mrázek2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle Yes, it is feature. That is how it is work for months on Beta 17

Amit Mandal2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle Did you fetching this program

Pixel UI by Google2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle Have you updated your System Services?

Amit Mandal2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle For your reference

Pixel UI by Google2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle Try to Clear Cache and storage of Google Play services

Amit Mandal2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle Same issue

juanpi ツ2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle I noticed it as well, very annoying

Tamim Ali2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle I think it's a feature like ios 😂

Alan Abraham Alexander2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle It was the feature present even in android 16. Nothing new.

Artin Bakhan2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle I thought this was annoying feature 😒

paldean brooklyn boy2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle This isn't a bug, that's the intended behavior.

HEMANG2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle This is what I said from day one when I got the update. Any solution yet?

Pixel UI by Google2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle Wait for September

HEMANG2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle I hope they solve it

𝘾𝙝𝙚𝙘𝙝𝙪 𝙙𝙚 𝙇𝙞𝙢𝙤𝙣2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle Es 2026, la antena wifi en standby no consume prácticamente ni 1%, es insignificante frente a la comodidad de que se active automáticamente al día siguiente o se reactive al tocar con una conexión más rápida

OliithoJr2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle That's to disconnect the Wi-Fi, not to turn it off. If you want to connect, just tap it again and it will connect.

Surya Teja2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle It's not bug, you can find below response from official member

gurdeep2 months ago

@juankmiloduarte @AndroidDev @Android @madebygoogle Pixel is full of bugs, better switch to another brand.

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