It sets up automatically a very archaic password at least my iPhone 6s does instead of our cake I mean very complicated so when I had to use mine I change the password to something that my lady could understand like her name twice :)
~KLM
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Great question ...should I ever need to use a hotspot, I will be following to learn how to add a passcode to the hot spot.John SokolAtlanta, GAHebrews 11:1 (NIV)Faith is confidencein what we hope forand assuranceabout whatwe do not seeOn Saturday, September 3, 2016 4:29 AM, "David Smith david.smith.14916@gmail.com [iPad]" <iPad@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Odd thing tonight. A simplified description follows.
My wife and I have iPhone 6 Pluses. I booted both phones. On my phone, I saw that her personal hotspot was advertised. I checked her phone and found that her personal hotspot was turned off. On my phone, I tapped on the icon for her hotspot and was connected, no password required. Going back to her phone, I found that her hotspot was now turned on.
Restating: her phone's hotspot was turned off, but my phone saw it advertised. When I tapped the hotspot icon on my phone, her hotspot was turned on and I connected to it.
Can anyone explain this? Is it a feature or a bug or a malfunction?
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