I have a Galaxy S6 on Cricket that has been having issues with connecting to public wifi ever since upgrading to Nougat.
In Marshmallow, whenever I tried connecting to a public wifi access point that redirects to a terms and conditions acceptance page before letting me on, I got a notification about that which, when clicked, directed me to that page where I clicked "accept" and was good to go.
But ever since upgrading to Nougat, I get no such prompt, and so can't use any public hotspot that uses that kind of login.
Secure wifi that requires a password works fine.
So far, I've tried both "forgetting" the public networks, and even factory resetting the phone. Both didn't work.
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
In Marshmallow, whenever I tried connecting to a public wifi access point that redirects to a terms and conditions acceptance page before letting me on, I got a notification about that which, when clicked, directed me to that page where I clicked "accept" and was good to go.
But ever since upgrading to Nougat, I get no such prompt, and so can't use any public hotspot that uses that kind of login.
Secure wifi that requires a password works fine.
So far, I've tried both "forgetting" the public networks, and even factory resetting the phone. Both didn't work.
Any tips would be greatly appreciated.
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