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This is a security non-starter. Why would Apple do this? These are not approved networks for most company usage. Apple needs to start being a LOT more protecti
by happytiger 4y ago
This is a security non-starter. Why would Apple do this? These are not approved networks for most company usage.
Apple needs to start being a LOT more protective of their product’s privacy features, as it’s a major reason people stick with them and one of their core brand points.
- TheKarateKid 4y agoThis was clearly requested by carriers. The whole point is to ease demand on cellular towers by utilizing mass Wifi networks that ATT, T-Mobile, etc. have set up all over the place. I can't believe Apple allows this, as every time my phone has tried connecting to my carrier's Wifi it either has no connection at all and kills whatever I'm doing until I turn Wifi off OR it's extremely slow. Horrible user experience.