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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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