Unlock a hidden menu to manage and view your known WiFi networks on iOS or iPadOS 15 and earlier! If you’re using iOS/iPadOS 16 and up, you don’t need this mod anymore—a new built-in feature has you covered. Just head to Settings > WiFi > Edit.
Need help following the written instructions? Watch the video tutorial -> CLICK ME, while doing the written instructions. To remove the known networks UI, instead of selecting the "KnownNetiOS INSTALL" folder, select the "KnownNetiOS REMOVE" folder. If you're prompted for a password when installing or removing the mod, type, *FollowiTechExpert21onTwitter* (w/o the asterix).
On your Windows PC, install iBackupBot and iTunes (if iTunes is not already installed).
Note that iTunes must be downloaded directly from Apple's website. If you installed it via the Microsoft Store, semi-restores may not work. In that case, uninstall iTunes and reinstall it from Apple's website.
Download the KnownNetiOS backup from the link above, then go to your downloads folder and open the zip, afterwards you should see a folder “KnownNetiOS”, open it, then you should see 2 folders, one of the folders is “KnownNetiOS INSTALL”, the other is “KnownNetiOS REMOVE”, move the "KnownNetiOS INSTALL" folder to your desktop, keep the other folder in a safe place, just in case you want to remove the mod.
Before installing the mod, switch off iCloud Backup and Find My on your device. You can re-enable these settings after you install the mod.
Open iBackupBot and click the folder icon and select the 'KnownNetiOS INSTALL' backup. Under the 'Backups' section, double-click it, and select 'System Files.' Search for 'com.apple.wifi,' then restore this file to your device. (If prompted for a password, type: FollowiTechExpert21onTwitter)
On your device, it will display "Restore in Progress." After the device reboots, you'll encounter the setup screen. Simply setup your device, and when you reach the "Apps & Data" page with the "do not transfer data" option, select it and continue following the remaining steps.