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The description circulating the internets is very vague, involves some obscure personal(?) hotspot... Not going to torture my gadgets, but looks like saving ne

The description circulating the internets is very vague, involves some obscure personal(?) hotspot... Not going to torture my gadgets, but looks like saving networks with ESSID "%p%s%s%s%s%n" causing wifid to crash on WFLog:message Should also work with configuring network with such ESSID manually. The other sprintf specifiers in ESSID should work too. > factory reset Not that bad, Reset Network Settings fixes. https://blog.chichou.me/2021/06/20/quick-analysis-wifid/ https://blog.chichou.me/2021/06/20/quick-analysis-wifid/

salamandersauce 5y ago
Read the article, That's the old one. He found a new one "%secretclub%power" that resetting network settings didn't fix.
- ykat7 5y ago
  Current solution [1] seems to involve backing up your iPhone locally, removing the offending SSID from a plist (com.apple.wifi.plist?), and restoring your iPhone from that backup. [1]: https://twitter.com/vm_call/status/1411753482437148683 https://twitter.com/vm_call/status/1411753482437148683