Okay, so is this normal. As none of my other Macs have done this and can't find any help from the support people. For some reason, my new Mac Book Air with the M1 chip straight out of the box, not messed with settings, remain connected to Wifi - it even downloads podcasts and emails etc. I can see it on the Router, from my other device.
When My other Mac is asleep, it disconnects from the Wifi and router, but for some reason my M1 Mac Air remains connected when its asleep.
Is this normal. I have since gone back into settings and there is nothing obvious that suggests it should wake up or run connections in the background. Prob a lot don't know it is doing it as they don't log into their router, but I've setting up partial locks, and time limits for the devices around the house as well as changing to a new router which is why I noticed it. I have now also noticed the battery life going down pretty fast for a machine that is suppose to be in sleep mode. We're talking 10% over night.
So is his normal. Or have apple by sorting out the connection issues they were suffering at the start of year managed to cause another issue. Or is it because the M1 chip works like a a phone and will always be active.
Hope it all makes sense.
Thanks.
When My other Mac is asleep, it disconnects from the Wifi and router, but for some reason my M1 Mac Air remains connected when its asleep.
Is this normal. I have since gone back into settings and there is nothing obvious that suggests it should wake up or run connections in the background. Prob a lot don't know it is doing it as they don't log into their router, but I've setting up partial locks, and time limits for the devices around the house as well as changing to a new router which is why I noticed it. I have now also noticed the battery life going down pretty fast for a machine that is suppose to be in sleep mode. We're talking 10% over night.
So is his normal. Or have apple by sorting out the connection issues they were suffering at the start of year managed to cause another issue. Or is it because the M1 chip works like a a phone and will always be active.
Hope it all makes sense.
Thanks.