However my wife using same router she is fine, so therefore my IPhone causing this , not the router. I tried to modify my phone for that wifi , couldn’t find a place to change WPA/WPA2 (TKIP) —> to WPA2 (AES) or to WAP3 , as mentioned in the security from Apple memo. Please any help !
Okay, this is why it shows on my IPhone IOS 14 and not on my wife’s IPhone IOS 12 . So probably I will ignore it for the time being, till I update my Router. Thank you for your time and for your help.
Best Regards.
EGN
Okay, this is why it shows on my IPhone IOS 14 and not on my wife’s IPhone IOS 12 . So probably I will ignore it for the time being, till I update my Router. Thank you for your time and for your help.
Best Regards.
EGN
Your iPhone is not "causing" this, it is notifying you that your Wi-Fi network has weak security.
If you want to enhance the security of your access point/router and it does not support WPA2 (AES) or WPA3, you would need to purchase a new Wi-Fi access point/router.
The message is only informational; it does not affect usage of the network in any way, it's just letting you know the security is weak.
Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points - Apple Support
Thanks for answering, BUT my wife is on the SAME ROUTER as myself, and she DOES NOT have the Weak Security problem at all. So how come it is the router causing me this problem of displaying Weak Security and not displaying to her ?
It is a new feature in iOS 14.
When iOS 14 detects the encryption mechanism used by the network is not WPA2/AES or newer, it displays the message to warn you the security of the network is weak.
Weak WiFi security.
