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Apple are you listening?
If Apple's listening, they should take this as an indication that they need to give us a way to completely and utterly shut down all built-in security holes. Give us a Apple menu option called Security that lets us:
Apple are you listening?
How about an option to "Never join the "XXXX" wireless network". We have one rogue network near our offices and it's outside our control. There's no way that I know of for me to "always ignore" or "never Join" that network. Every time I fire up my laptop, it asks if I'd like to join it.
Apple are you listening?
I remember setting up my sister's MacBook to only join wireless networks I had specified. I created a Location called safe wireless. There was an option to not automatically connect to wireless networks. Just dig around network preferences/airport I'm sure its all around there.
Apple are you listening?
In the Network pane of the System Preferences, go to the AirPort configuration. There will be a sub-tab also called "AirPort".
Apple are you listening?
"2. Turn off WiFi and Bluetooth for less-than-nice public locales like airports |
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