I don´t have those 4 options, just 2 of them. In my iPhone are missing "sounds" and "badges".
By the way, in location services I have all thicked and I go to work everyday at the same time and return to home at the same time always in the same route. 2 months since my new iPhone (6s plus) and I don't have any traffic information
Sorry for the late reply, I'm setting up a new project office. So, so tired but need my MR fix! Yes, both are "on it" for updating. You've got nothing to lose with INRIX - it's free - that app allows for setting an event radius or route-based warning system, and keep in mind that INRIX works with most (if not all) of the DOTs for traffic data - my new office in remote rural WA State, and there's no Google/Waze/Apple/TomTom traffic data out there - but INRIX is working there as their data comes from WSDOT. ETA is location/designated destination-based, and gives you the option of using Waze, Apple, Google, and others as the source of mapping and driving time estimation.
It should be in the list of widgets that could be added, but I believe only when iOS recognizes it can provide that information (based on various location services being enabled, locations gathered, etc.).
I know on a few devices I deal with I never had that widget (likely because I have traffic related location services and frequent locations and various other similar setting disabled from the beginning).
Honestly, I wouldn't have believed it myself but for seeing a persistent message on my main iPhone 6S+ and my iPhone 6S throughout the day, during a road trip to Seattle. I'm back in the Portland area now, and both are telling me how long it'll take to get somewhere. My only issue is that it's to Skamokawa WA, where I spent a few days with my mom and some of her friends over last weekend - not home or anywhere I am regularly. Heck, it's a start, and I didn't need to do anything - I just turned on an iPhone and there it was, but I was looking for my ETA app estimation and was surprised to see the Apple notification as well.
Honestly, I wouldn't have believed it myself but for seeing a persistent message on my main iPhone 6S+ and my iPhone 6S throughout the day, during a road trip to Seattle. I'm back in the Portland area now, and both are telling me how long it'll take to get somewhere. My only issue is that it's to Skamokawa WA, where I spent a few days with my mom and some of her friends over last weekend - not home or anywhere I am regularly. Heck, it's a start, and I didn't need to do anything - I just turned on an iPhone and there it was, but I was looking for my ETA app estimation and was surprised to see the Apple notification as well.
Now, if I could only get it to estimate where I really need to be...
There's a "yeah, but..." I cleared out my "Frequent Locations" after checking out "why" one of the locations is the "place to go..." on my two iPhones - it's my mom's place, and each of my iPhones are on different cell networks - one's on ATTWS and the other's on VZW, with my mom's town literally on the fringe of network coverage. Going about 300 feet up the road there's no cell coverage whatsoever as that location is behind a hill (I know where the towers are as I helped locate them years ago) - and the room I crash in is behind the neighbor's metal carport. Sooooo...
I posted earlier about checking the Health app to see if your iPhone is listed as a data source but no one replied to it. This may seem unrelated but I wasn't getting any proactive notifications until this was fixed. In Health, go to Sources and your phone should be listed there. If it's not, try doing the following which worked for me and many others on the Apple support forums. It also fixed my proactive alerts problem.
