That only appears for Android. If you are on iOS - use command ##@debugspeed on search bar if you always want to see speed limit. Hope that helps!

Same here as noted in the Official Feedback Thread for iOS 4.12

iOS should now function the same way in the latest iOS release through the means that Thadius856 described.

Hrm... I will try to play with it because it does work for me.

Worst to worst, ##@debugspeed?

? I was not aware.

##@debugspeed has been working for non-Beta users for iOS only for the past two versions last I recall. That's how I was able to see the speed limit at all times before the SL UR's came in. Though once the iOS update came in, it always stayed for me o_o.

It's likely a bug in the iOS version. The double-hashtag codes are for testing only and are only supposed to work for beta testers in beta versions.

KTCAOP wrote:iOS should now function the same way in the latest iOS release through the means that Thadius856 described.

But it doesn't. The option exists in the menu as described, but the SL still isn't displayed when below the alert speed.

FYI, with today's update to version 4.12 on iPhone, the "always show speed limit" setting seems to be working as intended.

In the Waze app, click the magnifying glass in the bottom left corner, then click the gear icon for the Settings page. You're looking for:

Settings > Speedometer > Show speed limit: Always show speed limit