On the android version on my nexus 4 there IS a toggle in the quick settings to turn my mobile internet on/off

> On 22 Jan 2016, at 14:50, Matthew Paul Thomas <email address hidden> wrote:
> 
> Randall, that screenshot is not relevant to this bug report. It is of
> Android's Settings app -- but the equivalent screen in Ubuntu's System
> Settings already has a switch for cellular data. On the Android 5.0
> phone I just tested, you can get to that screen by tapping the Cellular
> icon in Android's quick settings panel -- but you can get to the
> equivalent screen in Ubuntu by tapping "Cellular Settings" in the
> network menu, so there's no practical difference there, either. (Or if
> there is, it's that System Settings takes too long to open, which would
> be a problem for dozens of access points, not just this one.)
> 
> Android's quick settings panel does not have a toggle for cellular data.
> <https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/6111329> Neither does iOS's
> Control Center. <https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202769> And neither
> does Ubuntu's indicator menus. I emphasize this because Jelmer's and
> Sebastien's mentions of Android might have given the impression that
> Android has what people are asking for here, when it does not. The only
> platform that does, that I know of, is Windows 10 Mobile.
> <http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/getstarted-notifications-
> mobile>
> 
> Turning off cellular data would not stop you from getting notifications
> through wi-fi, or from on-device events such as reminders; if you want
> to pause notifications you need something like a Do Not Disturb mode.
> <https://goo.gl/yoiVKM> Nor is it a viable way to ensure that you
> continue getting phone calls, since the proportion of phone calls that
> use PSTN is only going to decline, as is already happening with the
> proportion of messages that use SMS. <https://goo.gl/vkJldD> And for
> limiting data use to a quota, much more effective would be to tell you
> how much you've used so far (bug 1287267), and to provide the option to
> cut it off automatically before you reach the limit (bug 1292930).
> 
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> Title:
>  [indicators] Impossible to disable cellular data from indicator
> 
> Status in Canonical System Image:
>  Confirmed
> Status in Ubuntu UX:
>  Triaged
> Status in indicator-network package in Ubuntu:
>  Triaged
> 
> Bug description:
>  I was wondering : Why it isn't possible to disable data from the
>  network indicator ? Probably with a switch button that offer the
>  choice between no data or data activated (with the last data activated
>  state (2g only or 2G,3G,4G).
> 
>  Why this ? Because it's the first setting to change to save battery,
>  and probably one of the most used (I asked around me, everyone agreed
>  they would prefer that over Wi-Fi if only one was possible).
> 
>  I think it's stupid to go to the settings app for the most common
>  action (and very frustrating). Of course, this also apply for the
>  battery setting page (that already contain Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth and
>  brightness settings).
> 
>  I asked that on the phone ML, I've been invited to file a wishlist bug
>  there to "help" designers with next iteration of network indicator. So
>  here it is !
> 
>  [1] : mailing list discussion with already some support to this idea :
>  https://lists.launchpad.net/ubuntu-phone/msg09910.html
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