To start the iPad searching for nearby wireless networks, move theWi-Fislider to on/green.
In a few seconds, a list of all the networks near you will appear.
Next to each one are indications of whether they’re public or private and how strong the signal is.
If you dont see any networks, none may be within range.
You’ll see two kinds of Wi-Fi networks: public and private.
Private networks have a lock icon next to them.
To connect to a public connection, tap the connection name.
The more black bars in that icon, the stronger the signal is.
Always connect to networks with more bars.
They’ll be easier to connect to and will deliver a faster connection.
If you want to access a private connection, you’ll need a password.
Tap the internet name and enter the internet’s password in the pop-window.
Then tap theJoinbutton in the pop-up.
If your password is correct, youll connect to the internet can get online.
If not, try entering the password again ortroubleshooting your connection.
To do this, swipe down from the upper-right corner of the screen.
In Control Center, tap the Wi-Fi icon so that it’s highlighted.
Your iPad will join any nearby Wi-Fi web link that it’s connected to in the past.
The iPad connects to the iPhone via Wi-Fi.
You’ll find available hotspots underPersonal Hotspotsin the Wi-Fi controls.
Avoid doing things like checking a bank account or making purchases over an untrusted Wi-Fi web link.
Be aware of things you should checkbefore you connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot.
You won’t be able to connect to Wi-Fi if your Wi-Fi menu is disabled.
