At this time I turned off wifi completely and it works. However to answer your question, I was asked for no signature or password when wifi was still on. As I said, I have the same company at home, but out course it is attached to my router. What I saw when I tapped to ask to join the wifi here were a number of fields which were filled in with no edit fields for me to change anything. Maybe if I logged into the website it would recognize me, but that does not make sense either since I have to link my phone with the network somehow. At my brother's home, all I had to do was sign into the network with his username and password right on my phone at wifi, and there were edit fields to do this. Then when I enter their home, my 4s recognizes it. Not truly a big issue since I can turn wifi off, but one more step I need to do before I exercise. Does anyone know if this happens offten with networks?
reggie and Allegra On Oct 16, 2013, at 10:23 PM, Alex Hall <[email protected]> wrote: On iOS, that authentication tends to pop up when you select the wifi network in settings. However, VO sometimes has focus problems for a minute or so once the page appears, so be patient with it. On Oct 16, 2013, at 7:40 PM, "Ed Barnes" <[email protected]> wrote: > Good evening Regina. > I have read a few of the messages in this thread so far. > And, if your wireless works fine inside your home, outside near your home, > and not at the exercise room, I'm asuming here that this reference to > Brighthouse is the exercise room itself or a public gym, is it possible that > the public wifi uses username and password authentication. > In most cases where a public wifi requires any sort of authentication > username and password you are prompted for it the first time you open up a > web browser on your laptop, therefore, what happens if you go to the > exercise room with your iPhone with its wifi enabled, and open up its web > browser, are you prompted for credentials. > Just a suggestion/thought. > Please keep us updated. > Good luck - Ed. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf > Of Regina Alvarado > Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2013 5:53 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: wifi and cell > > Need a techie. I am running 7.02. I am with Sprint, am on wifi and have > unlimited data, texts and well whatever else besides calling where I have > 450 minutes. I am fine when in my house or outside, but since about 2 weeks > ago I can connect to nothing that I would normally be able to connect to on > wifi at my exercise room. Wifi is on, but even if I was not able to use wifi > there, which I can but cannot seem to access, would not my iPhone connect > via cellular if it could not via wifi? Doesn't cellular kick in when there > is no wifi? Thanks for any help you can give me. 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