Jan 17, 2021
Can't connect to WiFi as domain is mandatory. WiFi network is wpa3 and doesn't need a domain
On other phones can connect to network as doesn't ask for domain.
Wpa3 enterprise security.
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Jan 18, 2021
Hi Daniel McNally
Please see the Recommended Answer in this thread:
It suggests that such a legacy network arrangement will no longer be able to be connected to for security reasons.
- Mike
Jan 18, 2021
It was the mandatory domain field rather than the certificate that was the issue. Or has this also beed addressed in that new security update.
Jan 18, 2021
Best have a chat about this with your IT team, really.
- Mike
Jan 20, 2021
Jan 22, 2021
Mar 3, 2021
Work now requires some kind of "Security Root CA Certificate" to be installed on my phone. I don't feel comfortable giving them Root CA Certificate access to my phone. What does this open me up to? I do not want them snooping in the middle here. This does not make me feel more safe, less actually.
If this somehow gives them access or potential abilities to do things with my phone, put things on it, snoop on traffic, I'm not going to use it. So I guess that's more secure? Disconnect.