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This is even easier, broadcast these SSIDs and you will be amazed how many devices auto connect. - attwifi - Google Starbucks - xfinitywifi - hhonors The l
by nerdbaggy 6y ago
This is even easier, broadcast these SSIDs and you will be amazed how many devices auto connect.
- attwifi
- Google Starbucks
- xfinitywifi
- hhonors
The list goes on and on. Depending on what AP you are using you can easily do 16+ SSIDs
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoBroadcast, sslstrip (probably not valid) or provide a self-signed certificate and just log the traffic? I was pissed when my Android phone connected to the McDonald's wifi without me telling it to do it.
- efreak 6y agoMy phone used to do that. Now I have to force it to connect manually whenever I need it, because it doesn't recognize the captive portal, and it only recognizes it as a network that doesn't have internet access.
- kyuudou 6y agoHP Officejet $(<array of existing officejet model #s) naughty!
- clairity 6y agoyes, at least turn off "auto-join" for popular APs like that if you don't want to delete them from your network list. the main advantage of saving a network is not to retype the (should-be-)hard-to-remember password, but the popular ones are usually open, in which case that advantage goes away. but when you've curated the order of the list just so, you may not want to delete them outright, but rather turn off auto-join.