Figuring out the Wi-Fi at a new location is challenging enough. Connecting to said Wi-Fi should be as easy as possible. Unless someone you know is already connected on their iPhone, you’re probably used to the usual routine of heading to the Wi-Fi page in the Settings app to get yourself online. Luckily, there’s now a much better way to do so.
With iOS 13, you can now switch and connect to Wi-Fi directly in Control Center. Just open Control Center by either swiping down from the top right (Face ID iPhones) or swiping up from the bottom (Home button iPhones) of the display. Next, open the connections box in the top left via a long-press, then long-press the Wi-Fi symbol. Here, you’ll find a complete list of all available Wi-Fi networks, which you can connect to with a simple tap.
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The only catch? If the Wi-Fi network you’ve chosen requires a password, you’ll be sent to the regular Wi-Fi Settings page to authenticate yourself. You can also access the settings quickly from this window by tapping “Wi-Fi Settings,” something we’ve been wanting for a long time.
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