The new iPad has a feature present in it by the name ‘Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot’. This feature allows users to share their iPad’s 4G LTE or HSPA + Internet connection with a laptop or any device that can be connected to the Wi-Fi network. When you get it from a carrier, the Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot might not be enabled by default on your device, and you’ll have to enable it yourself. Another thing which you’ll need to do is change the password of the Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot which you can do by reading after the break!
Apple does provide users with their own default password for the Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot that you have. However, this password can also be changed though you have to make sure that the Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot is enabled;
Step 1: Launch the Settings of the device you have.
Step 2: Now, tap Personal Hotspot.
Step 3: Tap the ‘Wi-Fi Password’.
Step 4: The new password you’ll enter should be more than 8 characters.
Step 5: After you’ve selected the new password which you’ll be using, just tap the blue colored ‘Done’ button. You can see this button appearing at the top right of the menu.
So, there you have it, you’ve now changed the default password that Apple gave you, and now you have your own password for your Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot.
The Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot feature is a tethering feature present in the new iPad and we’ll tell you about how to use Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot for tethering, later.
You should also check out some good Wi-Fi + 4G packages as well.
(Hat tip goes to iMore)
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