HI all, I guess this is the right place to put this message, but it affects other devcces with access to iCloud keychain.
I can't say I understand all of this but - for some testing and isolation, I set up a guest network that my router supports, separate SSID from the main network. I gave it a unique password. I 'forgot' the main network on my iPhone 16 Pro Max, turned off "Auto join", and then connected it to the Guest network for my testing. All was good.
Hours later, I happened to stumble on the fact that 2 MacBook laptops, and a HomePod are now also connected to the Guest network! I know the password is stored in the iCloud keychain, but how could this happen? I see on my iPad that the Guest network is in the section "My networks" as well.
Why would they have connected to the Guest network? Is there a way to just have the 1 device on the Guest network and not others? Or won't that work if you are logged into the same iCloud account?
I can't say I understand all of this but - for some testing and isolation, I set up a guest network that my router supports, separate SSID from the main network. I gave it a unique password. I 'forgot' the main network on my iPhone 16 Pro Max, turned off "Auto join", and then connected it to the Guest network for my testing. All was good.
Hours later, I happened to stumble on the fact that 2 MacBook laptops, and a HomePod are now also connected to the Guest network! I know the password is stored in the iCloud keychain, but how could this happen? I see on my iPad that the Guest network is in the section "My networks" as well.
Why would they have connected to the Guest network? Is there a way to just have the 1 device on the Guest network and not others? Or won't that work if you are logged into the same iCloud account?