Wi-Fi breaks when connected to a network with a unique name due to an iPhone bug
Due to the iPhone bug, if the user is connected to a network with a unique name, the WiFi will start to break. This is the reason why it is not possible to give the name of your WiFi. According to Blipping Computer and Apple Insider, security researcher Carl Sow has discovered this bug in iOS devices.
Giving WiFi a name like% p% s% s% s% s% n will turn off WiFi on the iPhone. This can be found by resetting your network settings. To do this, go to Settings, go to General, and press Reset, then Reset Network Settings.
Blipping Computer suspects that this problem is due to a formatting problem. This problem is also found in iOS 14.6. Initially, the sign of% is considered by iOS to be a programming command that causes WiFi to break.
This can cause some users to connect your mobile to a hotspot with a unique name, causing the mobile to glitch for a while. Apple has not commented on the bug.
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