03-17-2015 02:18 PM
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  1. iE2daD's Avatar
    iE2daD
    Hello

    I am curious to find out what it means when my wi-fi is on and as my iPhone is searching for a network an option will randomly show up to select what I am guessing is another users iPhone with two interlocking rings. Has anyone else seen this? What does it mean? What is the functionality?

    I appreciate anyone who can shed some light on this. I thank you in advance.

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    03-17-2015 12:16 PM
  2. kch50428's Avatar
    kch50428
    Yes, the interlocked rings are another cellular wifi hotspot... you can go to Settings>> Wi-Fi>> and turn off the "Ask to join networks" option if you don't want to be presented with the option...
    03-17-2015 12:20 PM
  3. iE2daD's Avatar
    iE2daD
    Oh okay... Awesome. Thanks for the quick response. I was Leaning toward that logic.


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    03-17-2015 02:18 PM
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