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> they cannot have “automatically join” disabled They can on my AT&T iOS 16.4 device. I was able to disable auto-join on the two AT&T ones. I didn't need to
by porcoda 4y ago
> they cannot have “automatically join” disabled
They can on my AT&T iOS 16.4 device. I was able to disable auto-join on the two AT&T ones. I didn't need to delete a network to enable the "done" button from the edit screen - the state I toggled for auto-joining the managed networks persisted even if I hit cancel on the edit screen.
I don't like that they're there and auto-join is on by default, but it does appear that can be turned off.
- newZWhoDis 4y agoCheck again in 4-5 minutes, it will be on again. I can disable it too, but it just switches back.
- pueblito 4y agoJust confirmed with Verizon
- porcoda 4y agoIt’s been 30 minutes and they’re still off for me. I’ll check again later.
- newZWhoDis 4y agoAre all of them off? Sorry to ask, because I have 9 “managed networks” and it seems like now that some turn back on immediately and some stay off. Of course the ones physically nearby all switch back on…
- porcoda 4y agoYes. I have just 2 of these managed networks : AT&T Wi-Fi Passpoint and attwifi. It could be that they’ll switch auto join back on if I move somewhere that they’re visible. Edit: just out of curiosity I rebooted to see if that would toggle auto-join back on, but it did not.