By default your iPhone will automatically connect to your WI-FI home router.
When you leave your coverage area, your iPhone will automatically connect to
your carrier's network smoothly and you won't even notice it. I've started
downloads at home downloading NLS Talking books where the file
Hello Jose and welcome to your new iPhone.
To answer your question:
All things being equal, when you are connected to WiFi and that WiFi
connection has access to the Internet (for it is possible to be connected to
a WiFi network yet the network is not connected to the Internet), and
assuming
As long as your connected to wifi, you'll be using wifi and not cellular
data. Note you may still be using your cellular radio, for things like
phone calls, text messages and so on, but you won't be using cellular
data. If you drop your wifi connection then you'll start using cellular
data. I
You should use wifi for most things, at least that don't have to do with the
cell carrier like streaming. I think a small amount of data might get used for
voicemail and things like that.
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