Open OlegXio opened 1 month ago
Version 2.1 Pre-release (Beta)
as far as I understand, this is due to the fact that WiFi has 2 passwords
This is a smartphone limitation. The smartphone remembers the password associated with the network name, not the MAC address. Therefore, if you have ever connected to a WiFi network named "Home," the phone will try to connect to all networks with that name using the password from your "Home" network.
What I'm getting at is that with this command, you are storing the network password in your smartphone's memory. However, since there is already a record for this name, you receive this message. How the smartphone handles the duplicate entry depends on the device, but usually, it simply overwrites the existing password.
Perhaps your phone does not allow you to rewrite the password for the network, you need to go to the wifi settings and delete the network. And try again.
Version 2.1 Pre-release (Beta)![Screenshot_20240621-094702.jpg](https://github.com/LowSkillDeveloper/3WiFiLocator-Unofficial/assets/125251033/23494409-83c6-4508-862c-797b10ee798d)
as far as I understand, this is due to the fact that WiFi has 2 passwords