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I think if you have a DHCP server on the network supplying IP addresses and DNS, iOS doesn't complain right away. I gave it a try just now with a cheap GL Inet
by state_less 7y ago
I think if you have a DHCP server on the network supplying IP addresses and DNS, iOS doesn't complain right away. I gave it a try just now with a cheap GL Inet 750m travel router and was able to connect without warnings despite the router not being connected to the internet.
After some time, I did get an error about the wifi not being connected to the internet. I was asked if I should keep trying WiFi. Not sure what the details of this new iOS behavior is and if you can disable it somehow?