Public Wi-Fi is pretty easy to find for most folks. You just go to your local Starbucks or even Whole Foods, and you can surf the web. Some of these Wi-Fi portals just let you log on without any hassle, but many of them have login pages.
These serve up ads, notify you of the terms of conditions, and occasionally ask for you to pay to play. What do you do, though, when nothing at all happens after you connect to a public Wi-Fi hotspot? You follow this Quick Tip and force the right screen to appear.
The problem is more common than you might think. You connect to the public Wi-Fi, and then try to open a web page. What do you do then? Public Wi-Fi hotspots that require you to log in will restrict your access to secure websites until you authenticate somehow or acknowledge that you agree to their terms and conditions. To force the hotspot to log you in, you need to attempt to visit a non-secure website.
After you restart each device, see if you fixed the issue. Still can't connect? If you can't get online using your other devices, there might be a service outage. Call your cable company or internet provider for help. Try connecting to a Wi-Fi network in a different location. If your device can connect, you need to get help with your Wi-Fi network. If your device can't connect to any Wi-Fi networks, contact Apple. Update your Wi-Fi router with the latest firmware and make sure that the router supports your Apple product.
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