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Unlike other wi-fi networks however, a hidden network will never randomly popup and ask for a connection, regardless of how you have that setting toggled in iOS.

Just like any other wifi router, you can forget the wi-fi network if you want to to stop auto-connections from happening, just keep in mind that if you forget a hidden network, you’ll need to go through the above steps to discover and connect to the wireless router again. Super easy, right? Once the hidden network is joined, it will be included in the list of active networks, and included in the networks that are automatically joined. Use the Wi-fi as usual, the name will appear as the connected wireless network as usual in iOS Settings.Enter the wi-fi routers password as usual, then tap on “Join” to connect to the hidden wireless network.Tap back onto “Other Network” to go to the primary connection screen.Tap on “Security” and choose the type of network encryption used (assuming it’s a secure network, choose ‘none’ if there is no wireless security).In ‘Name’ put the exact wi-fi network name of the hidden router, this is the SSID name of the wi-fi router that is not broadcast – you must know the name of the network otherwise iOS can’t locate the invisible router.

Under the “Choose a Network…” section, tap on “Other…”.

Open the Settings app in iOS and go to “Wi-Fi”.

The rest is about as easy as connecting to a normally visible and identified wireless network, here’s how to connect to an invisible wireless network from an iOS device: How to Join a Hidden SSID Wi-Fi from iPhone or iPad To connect to a hidden wi-fi network from an iPhone or iPad, you’ll need to know the following: the wifi routers exact name (since the SSID is not broadcast), the wi-fi networks security type (WPA, WPA2, etc), and the wi-fi network password.