If macOS Ventura, iOS, or iPadOS finds multiple private or public networks, macOS Ventura, iOS, or iPadOS prioritizes networks by the following criteria, in this order: Some other examples include Hotspot 2.0, Passpoint, EAP-SIM, or Wi-Fi connections that are provided by cellular carriers and network access providers. Public networks are designed for general access in public places like a hotel, airport, or coffee shop.
Private networks are those set up in homes and offices and can include the Personal Hotspot on your iOS or iPadOS device or your Mac with macOS Ventura or later. macOS Ventura, iOS, or iPadOS reconnects to known private networks in order of most recently joined. The "most preferred" network is the network with the highest score. If you manually disconnect from a network, its score decreases. Known networks are scored based on your actions. If you manually switch to a network, its score increases. When your iOS or iPadOS device or your Mac with macOS Ventura or later evaluates service set identifiers (SSIDs) and determines which network to auto-join, it tries to connect to networks in this order:
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