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The feature that prevents iPhone from connecting to the weak Wi-Fi network is now available on Apple's new iOS 11 Beta 4.
On July 25, Apple released the iOS 11 Beta 4 for developers. One of the most noted features is the ability to prevent iPhone from automatically connecting to weak Wi-Fi networks. Previously, the ability to automatically connect to Wifi was present on the iOS 11 beta when users click on the icon "blue" in the Wifi network in the installation.
The positive factor of this feature is that when you enable the "Ask to join networks" function, all weak Wi-Fi hotspots send the user a connection request, without disturbing them.
On the previous iOS 9, Apple introduced the "Wifi Assist" feature, which allows users to automatically connect to the service provider's network when the Wi-Fi network is weak. However, when put into use, this mode is installed by default causing many users accidentally use the phone account.
As a result, Apple has had to go to court for a collective lawsuit. Currently, that feature has been removed and also doesn’t appear on the iOS version 11 operating system so users can be completely assured.
On July 25, Apple released the iOS 11 Beta 4 for developers. One of the most noted features is the ability to prevent iPhone from automatically connecting to weak Wi-Fi networks. Previously, the ability to automatically connect to Wifi was present on the iOS 11 beta when users click on the icon "blue" in the Wifi network in the installation.
The positive factor of this feature is that when you enable the "Ask to join networks" function, all weak Wi-Fi hotspots send the user a connection request, without disturbing them.
On the previous iOS 9, Apple introduced the "Wifi Assist" feature, which allows users to automatically connect to the service provider's network when the Wi-Fi network is weak. However, when put into use, this mode is installed by default causing many users accidentally use the phone account.
As a result, Apple has had to go to court for a collective lawsuit. Currently, that feature has been removed and also doesn’t appear on the iOS version 11 operating system so users can be completely assured.
