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Hi. Is it possible to make a shortcut to connect to a specific WiFi network?
Like, run a shortcut and it connects to network A. Another one would connect to network B and so on. Without going to settings and selecting network manually. Thanks.
ron App ~ No, it's not possible. ...But on a related note, you may find it handy to have a shortcut which will open the Wi-Fi Settings pane directly via the URL prefs:root=WIFI
Source:
A Comprehensive Guide to All 120+ Settings URLs Supported by iOS and iPadOS 13.1
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ron App ~ No, it's not possible. ...But on a related note, you may find it handy to have a shortcut which will open the Wi-Fi Settings pane directly via the URL prefs:root=WIFI
Source:
A Comprehensive Guide to All 120+ Settings URLs Supported by iOS and iPadOS 13.1
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Thank you, but could you please give more specific information?
I am not able to find anything more than toggle WiFi on or off.
I also need not to select the wifi from available networks but connect to specific WiFi network with a specific SSID which may be not in the networks list (like a hidden SSID network).
Thanks.
Hello Ron App,
That's a great question, and we're glad you thought to ask Apple Support Communities! You may be able to create a shortcut to switch Wi-Fi networks. Check out the Shortcuts User Guide for steps on creating a custom shortcut: Shortcuts User Guide
We hope this helps.
Take care.
Shortcut to connect to a specific WiFi network
