Why is my iPad constantly sending/receiving (?) data via wifi?

I notice that even when I am not using my iPad that my modem is indicating that data is being transferred (no other devices connected) and when I turn off the wifi mode on the iPad the lights on the modem no longer flash. I have attempted to turn off anything that I think might be running in the background...???

Thank you, that seems to help some. I have turned off the main switch in "background app refresh" but I still see activity on my modem (?).

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