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There is no minus delete circle or ability to forget managed Wi-Fi networks in iOS. Auto Join also re-enables after being disabled. The “Done” option is not available, only “Cancel.” Performing a reset of network setting also does not delete managed Wi-Fi networks. This is a bug.
iPhone
This is indeed a bug and not covered by SravanKrA’s advice above as these “Managed” networks do not show up in the original Wifi list. Nor do they have the “Forget this network” button. One thing to try is Settings -> VPN & Device Management, and delete a profile that may have added them. However, there are still ISP added managed networks like “spectrum or attwifi” even if att is no longer your ISP. Its a bug and should be addressed.
jefbak wrote:
I don’t have carrier app’s except T-Mobile and I don’t have any profiles installed.
Remove any installed carrier apps. You have one. Delete it. Check again.
With no carrier apps loaded, and with no profiles loaded, then backup, factory reset, and restore is the remaining option pending a discussion with Apple.
Parez
There are no carrier apps on my phone but will try a forced restart. I’m also running iOS17.0.3 if that makes a difference?
Managed Wi-Fi networks on iOS 16.5.1c cannot be deleted in settings
