Previously reported about a bug that hit the iPhone. Two weeks ago it was mentioned that a strange bug caused their device to be unable to connect to a WiFi access point when moved.
Apple Insider reports, that Apple will soon fix a bug that turns off the Wifi function on the iPhone. This fix was brought through the iOS 14.7 beta 5 update.
The only way to fix the iPhone's Wifi function as before is to factory reset or reset the phone. Here's how:
1. Open Settings
2. Select General
3. Underneath it, tap on the Reset . option
4. Then select the Reset Network Settings option
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It seems that Apple has considered this Wifi bug a top priority. That's why they bring iOS 14.7 in the next few days.
For information, this iPhone Wifi function is error due to a bug when the device is connected with a strange hotspot name “%p%s%s%s%s%n”. If it is connected, the Wifi function on the iPhone can no longer be used.
Other network names like “%secretclub%power” can also disable the Wifi function completely. As a result, some devices connected to the network can no longer connect to Wifi.
It is known that the problem is that there is a percent or % character in the network name. This character is then mistaken for iOS as a command reader, not just plain text.
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That original bug can only be triggered if the user tries to connect to such a WiFi network, something that most should be avoided in the first place, even without this bug.