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This isn’t something AT&T can force, afaik. Two things: 1. Go to Settings > WiFi and turn Ask to Join Networks ON. 2. Any time you are auto-connected to a ne
by bobwaycott 8y ago
This isn’t something AT&T can force, afaik.
Two things:
1. Go to Settings > WiFi and turn Ask to Join Networks ON.
2. Any time you are auto-connected to a network and don’t want to do that again, go to Settings > WiFi, tap the blue info icon next to the currently active wifi network, and then tap Forget this Network when the details show up.
Ask to Join Networks is usually off by default. That means your phone will always attempt to join any public wifi without asking you first. Apple thinks this is friendlier for people. All known networks, once joined, will forever be auto rejoined in the future unless you turn Ask ON and forget each network you connect to (except those you trust and want to auto-join).
- LgWoodenBadger 8y agoThank you (for those who don’t know) but I’ve already done that multiple times. I’ve reset network settings. I’ve done crazy voodoo with restarts, airplane mode, etc. It’s possible that it’s been “fixed” in subsequent iOS updates. I haven’t tried recently.
- saagarjha 8y agoDo you have a Mac or iPad that it might be pulling the settings off of?