> iOS doesn't have windows, so if it wants to get the user to do the captive portal without them sitting there in confusion it has to pop it up. It does, they

> iOS doesn't have windows, so if it wants to get the user to do the captive portal without them sitting there in confusion it has to pop it up. It does, they're just normally fullscreen ones. The point is that that captive portal windows persist in the app switcher, and they can't be splitscreened on an iPad. So if you need to look at your email or text messsages to find your user credentials or the login page is badly coded and doesn't pick up your password manager you're screwed. It's really, really annoying.