Android powered devices have the innate ability to search for public WiFi signals when they are available, helping us connect to the Internet easily.
This can come in handy when you’re at your regular coffee shop but it tends to get a bit annoying when you’re just wandering the market and getting notified of every available public WiFi.
If you are annoyed with Android’s feature of notifying you of open WiFi networks and feel the need to disable it, we have a way for you and it is quite simple.
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While disabling WiFi public network notifications is Android’s default setting, its location in the settings menu may differ slightly depending on the device manufacturer.
But you’ll find these settings in roughly the same place—possibly with different headings and subheadings.
How to disable public WiFi notifications?
Turning off public WiFi notifications is as simple and easy as possible — just a few toggles in your device’s settings and you’re good to go.
- Go to your device settings, find and open WiFi settings – under Network and Wireless.
- You will find the settings icon on the next window in the upper right, click on it.
- Turn off the ‘Network Notification’ option in the next window.
This will help you stay out of unwanted public WiFi notifications.
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Please note that doing this means you will no longer receive any notifications no matter how much public WiFi is around you.
You will have to manually search and connect to a WiFi network, but this also ensures that you are not disturbed by constant network notifications from your device.
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