Gina's journey

[ChrissyRyan]

Thanks all for letting me rant about the hate. I try not to let that enter into my conversation.
  Here in WV the natural gas industry is crazy. There are gas lines strewn about like spaghetti in some places. Some active, others empty. Real scary part is those that run/own them have no idea where stuff is. When pressure in the line gets low they walk through the woods, and follow their nose to the leak. Last summer the road dept. was mowing along side the lane and cut into one. No fire luckily.
  Today we are getting FIOS. Its supposed to be better than the Star Link that I currently have. We shall see. As we use that for our cell phones too, its important for us to have a good internet. My phone now will do a dump of messages all at once and pictures come later than the messages sent with them. I am hopping for better service. Another problem I have, and maybe someone has a suggestion. I do get an occasional very weak cell signal which tricks my phone into going cellular, which is so poor it cannot work properly. How can I get the phone to stay on internet while at home?

If by "staying on the Internet" you mean WiFi?
You can shut off cellular data on your telephone.  Go to settings, cellular for that.

That will send all data on that telephone line to WiFi, including Web browsing, email, and push notifications. 

[Lori Dee ✅]

If by "staying on the Internet" you mean WiFi?
You can shut off cellular data on your telephone.  Go to settings, cellular for that.

That will send all data on that telephone line to WiFi, including Web browsing, email, and push notifications. 

This is what I do.

You can also set them by app settings. I have some (off-road maps, weather, etc.) that I want to run all the time. I enabled cell data access in those app settings. Everything else is set to wi-fi only.