I don't know the difference in the Wi -Fi area name!? --Because I can't ask you why

Is the Wi-Fi area name a display category, such as "Settings" → "Wi-Fi" screen, such as "My Network" or "Public Network"?Because I don't, it may be difficult for those who have just started using the iPhone to understand the difference.

"My Network" means Wi-Fi access point that has recently been connected.Since the password is saved on the iPhone, the connection is completed with one tap, and it can be used as "your network".Home Wi-Fi routers and tethering smartphones are displayed in this area.

The "Public Network" is a Wi-Fi access point based on an unspecified number of use installed in public spaces such as stations, airports, and hotels.Although there are no security concerns because the communication content is not encrypted, it is an advantage that anyone can use it by sending an e -mail address and can use it.

"Other networks" are Wi-Fi access points that are not literally "My" or "public".In most cases, security measures such as WPA3 and WPA2 are applied, and it is not possible to connect to not entering passwords.In places with many Wi-Fi access points, such as apartments, a considerable number should be displayed.

In addition, even Wi-Fi access points displayed in My Network will be displayed in the "Network" area after deleting the network settings.You can delete it by tapping the "I" button of the Wi-Fi access point displayed during the connection or in the My Network and tapping "Delete this network setting".