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Wi-Fi setting on my Apple X iPhone, shows Weak Security, how do I improve it?

Wi-Fi setting on my Apple X iPhone, shows Weak Security, how do I improve it?

Posted on Mar 19, 2020 9:26 AM

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Mar 19, 2020 10:13 AM in response to pchsueh

As Lawrence Finch stated in response above, WEP and WPA2 are levels of security used by a WiFi router. A WiFi router is a device that broadcasts a WiFi signal with secure measures such as WEP or WPA2 etc. These adjustments are NOT on your iPhone. The security protocol needs to be changed at the Router.

If you own that WiFi router (the area where you are getting the message on your iPhone) then you can contact its manufacturer and learn how to change the security settings of the WiFi Router to the WPA2 encryption. If the Router in question is not yours or are on a public WiFi system then there is nothing you will be able to do about it in most cases.


Axel F.

Wi-Fi setting on my Apple X iPhone, shows Weak Security, how do I improve it?

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