I deleted a certificate n it updated itself n now its doing its own thing .. someone else’s call card n contacts n security breach n to change everything n how do I stop getting weak security on wifi?!

iPhone 6s Plus, iOS 14

Posted on Feb 9, 2021 10:42 PM

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Axel Foley

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Feb 9, 2021 11:17 PM in response to Rambeck323

Your iPhone is notifying you that the Wi-Fi Network that it is connected to does not have adequate security by today's standards. If you are interested in improving the security of your Wi-Fi then you can log into the Router and change the security settings to WPA2 (AES) in the least. If you do not know how to log into your Wi-Fi Router then please refer to the owner's manual. If you do not have the owner's manual the please contact the support team of the Router's manufacturer / provider.

More information here ➔ Recommended Settings for Wi-Fi Routers & Access Points.

Axel F.

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I deleted a certificate n it updated itself n now its doing its own thing .. someone else’s call card n contacts n security breach n to change everything n how do I stop getting weak security on wifi?!