But if you are going through manual setup, the check button for "Wired Access" will not response at all if the hard button is at "wireless" (or vice versa)

Such a notice would give a clue of the real status of the device, and hint the user to switch the hard button on the device in order to receive Internet from an Ethernet cable (or vice versa), instead of trying futilely in the user settings program),Or, at the minimum, they could just grey out the selections which are rendered ineffective by the current hard button switch position, so at least experienced users would have guessed what is going on, and would not be actively misled into struggles of attempting various useless configurations

When they implemented a hard button, the user interface should be consistent with it

so no one even knows it's there and those who use t-mobile but suffer from bad reception(I work in an industrial area) we can now benefit from WiFi calling.

At home, i linked it with my 2T portable hard disk

At home, i linked it with my 2T portable hard disk

so no one even knows it's there and those who use t-mobile but suffer from bad reception(I work in an industrial area) we can now benefit from WiFi calling.

At home, i linked it with my 2T portable hard disk

At home, i linked it with my 2T portable hard disk