Apple, along with the iOS 14.7 update, fixed a bug with disabling Wi-Fi on the iPhone

Recently, Apple released the fifth beta version of iOS 14.7 with number 18G5063a, which does not seem to bring anything

new, but eliminates the error that occurred.

What's wrong?

The bug was discovered a few weeks ago. As it turned out, when connected to a network with some strange names, the iPhone completely turned off the Wi-Fi module and refused to connect to other networks.

For example, Carl Schou saidon social networks that as a result of trying to connect his iPhone XS with iOS 14.4.2 on board to his home Wi-Fi network called %p%s%s%s%s%n, the smartphone “broke.” To reconnect, neither rebooting nor changing the network name helped - only resetting to factory settings.


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Now if you are using iOS 14.7, when you connect to a Wi-Fi with a weird name, your iPhone will work properly. iOS 14.7 is already available to developers and public beta testers, but nothing is known yet about the public release date.

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