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If you can control that URL, you can probably control ANY URL, and thus you can already prevent any (not just iOS) devices from connecting to the internet _via
by 0x0 14y ago
If you can control that URL, you can probably control ANY URL, and thus you can already prevent any (not just iOS) devices from connecting to the internet _via your wifi ap_. No surprises there.
iOS falls back to 3G when the page doesn't respond as expected.
- eridius 14y agoIn fact, if you control that URL, then you are operating a captive network, which is precisely what accessing that URL is meant to detect.