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Delete APs when you're done using them if they're not ones you'll regularly access. This is especially important for open, unencrypted WiFi since a malicious AP
by driverdan 10y ago
Delete APs when you're done using them if they're not ones you'll regularly access. This is especially important for open, unencrypted WiFi since a malicious AP could claim to be that ID.
The only way to prevent this behavior entirely is to shut off WiFi.
- Sidnicious 10y agoiOS doesn't have UI to delete networks unless they're currently in range (except a big "Reset Network Settings" button). The only workaround I know of is to sync your networks with iCloud Keychain and use a computer to delete them.