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Regardless of how you connect to your iPhone acting a a personal hotspot, whether it be via WiFi or tethered via cable, you are sharing the cellular data connection.
So, using your example, where your iPhone is initially connected to the corporate WiFi and then you enable the Personal Hotspot feature, you will disconnect from the corporate WiFi and a ...
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You are connecting to a WPA2 network in WPA-PSK (pre-shared key) mode. In this mode, you'll usually be able to authenticate by entering a password as a string of ASCII characters (up to 63 characters). macOS will generate a 256-bit authentication key from the password using a series of manipulations (known as salting and hashing) that ensures that ...
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After consulting with Apple it turns out that
Automatic sync should happen every time the phone plugs into the computer while iTunes is running
None of my the iTunes installations did this on macOS or Windows, which is an error
To work around this required manually syncing a folder with a photo in it to the phone, on both windows and macOS separately. ...
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Step 1: Find out device ID of Wi-Fi
$networksetup -listnetworkserviceorder | grep Wi-Fi
(2) Wi-Fi
(Hardware Port: Wi-Fi, Device: en0)
In this case it is en0
Step 2: Create a "Quick Action" using Automator.app. Set "no input" in "workflow receives" in "any application". Drag and drop "Run Shell Script" and add the following shell script to the text field.
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From within macOS, no you can't.
If you don't unlock System Preferences you can't add or delete a Wi-Fi access point.
As you can see you can't select a Preferred Network and the +/- is locked.
Neither can you do it from command line.
You can add a network with sudo networksetup -addpreferredwirelessnetworkatindex en0 whateverNetwork 0 WPA2 ...
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Try to solve it with:
resetting network settings
trying wifi networks with different settings
reinstalling iOS
Resetting network settings:
Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings
Trying wifi networks with different settings:
try to disable bluetooth, airdrop, and cellular data first (try to activate wifi while in airplane mode)
try wifi ...
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There’s definitely a bug somewhere.
I’ve deleted the Time Warner profile, reset my iPhone X running iOS 13.3 network settings, and rebooted it several times.
When I click the info button for the secure TWC passpoint network, it does not show the usual auto-join, auto-login, or “Forget this Network” buttons.
My phone is still trying to connect everything ...
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In my case the high pings were caused by the Deepl application. Hope this helps somebody.
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The problem is the macOS continues to check for updates (including email, software, news, etc.) while your MacBook Pro is asleep (this feature is called "Power Nap"). This means it's very quick to get up and running when you open your MacBook, but it also means your battery goes down while it's asleep.
The problem some people have is that even with "Power ...
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Complete restart the device by pressing the home and power buttons until the screen goes dark. That should fix it. Worked for me
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The Service Order doesn't work. If you test it, you will find that Mac OS prioritizes Wifi over Ethernet, even if Ethernet is set higher in the Service Order.
One way to test it is to measure your bandwidth (e.g., https://www.fast.com) in the following scenarios:
Connected to Wifi, with Ethernet unplugged
Connected to Ethernet, with Wifi turned off
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