Device Only Mode does not swap with connection. I have a client rule for iOS devices, on a managed network to only use Device Information only. When on the local wifi this kicks in, BUT when off the wifi such as LTE the connection remains in device only mode even though the lower default policy should set to wull warp. I also have a rule that is the same for MacOS and works fine. No matter what I do the iOS connection remains as device info only until I change the policy and reinstall the CF One App. My goal is to avoid all tunnel and DNS while on the internal network.
Create device policy above default with OS = ioS and managed network included
install ONE app
connect on wifi with managed network
disable wifi to force default policy
status won’t change on iOS but does on MacOS.
you can see here in a phone video it simply won’t actually disconnect manually or with change in network.
this only seems to get “stuck” in Device Info only mode not any other mode.
The MacOS client works fine, and the managed network TLS is working fine as a fresh install picks up device info only based on the rule it just never will disconnect from that. Not quite sure why it’s getting stuck connected.
Same problem here; any updates?
Using iOS 18.5 and Cloudflare One App 1.10.1 on iPhone and iPad.
On macOS 15.5 with Cloudflare One App 2025.4.943.0 it works like a charm. The app instantly switches between managed-network-profile (mode device info) and standard profile (mode gateway with WARP).
None. Cloudflare doesn’t seem to reply to any of these issues/threads. The iOS app still doesn’t switch back to managed network mode cleanly for me ever.
It goes to full mode when I leave the network but never automatically comes back to managed network mode.
Anything would be better on iOS seeing as the point of the managed network is to allow a specific device policy change based on essentially already being protected most likely.
Every time I get back in the managed network I’ve got to toggle the iOS app off and back on and it works half the time. It’s completely inconsistent for such a popular solution.
