Apple comes to controversial iOS 9 Wi-Fi Assist's defense

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	Apple comes to controversial iOS 9 Wi-Fi Assist's defense Since Apple released iOS 9 in mid-September for its iPhones and iPads one of the most talked about -- and maligned -- features has been a hard-to-find one dubbed Wi-Fi Assist. But Apple has been pretty quiet about the feature until now Read More : Thinking Phone Networks 4 Steps to Prepare for the Modern, Mobile Workforce The old, traditional office is becoming obsolete. There is a new way of work, and it is mobile, decentralized, and less rigid. To meet the needs of this evolving trend, businesses need to embrace robust unified communications solutions, or else risk falling behind their competitors. 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