iPhone digger

It can be a problem for those who need to enter the backtick for a Wi-Fi password on iPhone.Because the iPhone's virtual keyboard can't do is type a grave accent mark without a letter (a ` or backtick to all you programmers out there).

Don’t be frustrated, there is a tips to get around non-typable passwords using your iPhone Configuration Utility.

Here the steps:

• First, download the iPhone Configuration Utility from Apple's enterprise support site. Using the utility, head straight to the "Configuration Profiles" section and navigate to the Wi-Fi tab.
• Enter your network's SSID and leave the security type as "Any".
• Before you export the profile, you'll need to enter an identifier under the "General" tab. This can be something as simple as "com.YOURNAME.profile". You'll also need to enter a name for your profile, such as "Profile" or "Wi-Fi".
• After you're done, hit export and save it to your desktop.
• Open the mobileconfig file using an app such as TextEdit, and search for
  
  <key>SSID_STR</key>
  <string>YOUR_SSID</string>
  
  The text YOUR_SSID will be the SSID that you specified in the configuration utility.
  
  Right underneath it, you'll want to add:
  
  <key>Password</key>
  <string>THE_WPA_PASSWORD</string>
• Replace THE_WPA_PASSWORD with your network's password.
• Save the file and email it to yourself.

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