Flight mode?

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  1. PaulC1

    PaulC1

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    Have an Aspire one D255 N550 and was wondering if I want to use on a plane what exactly constitutes flight mode?
    Is it just a case of disabling the WiFi prior to boarding?

    Paul
     
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    Hi there,

    Flight mode generally refers to a mode where there are no signals being transmitted by a device.
    This would mean switching off Wi-fi, Bluetooth and 3G if you have them.

    Paul :ugeek:
     
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    Thanks!
     
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