Prioritize wifi networks

There is no such option available with the iPhone.

Each Openzone wireless network that you connect your iPhone with should be separate. If you forget the Openzone wireless network that you are in range of when at home, this should not prevent your iPhone from automatically connecting to other Openzone wireless networks that you have previously connected your iPhone with when returning within range of the wireless network.

Nope.

I have multiple networks at home and the way I solved it was to only enter the password for the one I wanted to connect to.

Seems simple enough for Apple to add this functionality so hopefully we'll see it in the future.

You have multiple wireless networks in your home, or there are multiple wireless networks available that your iPhone is in range of when you are at home in addition to your wireless network?

If you have a wireless network at home, not sure why you would want or need to connect to any other available wireless network your iPhone is in range of when at home. You only need one when at home.

There are several wireless networks available at the homes of some nearby neighbors my iPhone is in range of when I'm at home, but I have no need or want to connect to the wireless network of a neighbor when I have my own wireless network at home.

I've got exactly the same issue as the OP so I'm also searching for an answer to this.

My router broadcasts 3 signals, my home network, which is WPA protected and also BT Openzone and BT FON hotspots which are available for subscriber access.

Copied from my previous post.

Each Openzone wireless network that you connect your iPhone with should be separate. If you forget the Openzone wireless network that you are in range of when at home, this should not prevent your iPhone from automatically connecting to other Openzone wireless networks that you have previously connected your iPhone with when returning within range of the wireless network.

This is how it is in the U.S. If I forget a particular AT&T wi-fi network at a McDonalds or at a particular Starbucks which are free for AT&T subscribers with an iPhone, this does not prevent my iPhone from automatically connecting to any other AT&T wi-fi network that my iPhone has connected with previously when returning within range of the network.

The same should apply there.

I have this problem as well. My ISP has wifi available all over the place. They installed wifi to telephone poles everywhere so there is wifi in just about every place that you need it. When i get home i have a 50/50 shot at at connecting to my home. I know that there is no solution for this as of now but im posting it just in case they make an update and someone posts it.

Tell Apple directly... http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html