The Wi-Fi settings section in iOS 10 has become a bit smarter overnight. Before, you’d just see the Wi-Fi network’s name and that’s it. Now, it will tell you useful things about the network, even before you connect to it.

If there’s any information available, you’ll see it as small subtext below the Wi-Fi networks name.

You’ll see warnings like “No Internet Connection” when the Wi-Fi network you’ve connected to isn’t actually connected to the internet. This will save you some frustration when you start working, only to find that the internet isn’t working.

You’ll also get security warnings. “Security Recommendation” text tells you that this Wi-Fi network isn’t exactly secure. You can tap the text for more information.

This warning comes up after a user has already connected to the network, though. It would be better if iOS 10 warned users beforehand.

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