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It can connect to standard passworded home networks, the only thing it can't connect to our networks that involve going to a html web page and putting in details. Those types of WiFi are typically used by universities, and commercial WiFi's like Starbucks.
EDIT: And I hope you didn't do that gradient manually.
EDIT: And I hope you didn't do that gradient manually.
It can connect to standard passworded home networks, the only thing it can't connect to our networks that involve going to a html web page and putting in details. Those types of WiFi are typically used by universities, and commercial WiFi's like Starbucks.
EDIT:Â And I hope you didn't do that gradient manually.Â
Ahh, so thats why I couldn't connect at Starbucks!
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