WIFI GUIDE ANDROID
How to connect to Wi-Fi from Quick Settings on an Android smartphone or tablet
Quick Settings are the fastest way to enable Wi-Fi on your Android device. Swipe down from the top of your screen to open the Quick Settings menu.
Look for the Wi-Fi icon. If the Wi-Fi is turned off, the icon is greyed out, as seen in the image below
Tapping on the icon enables Wi-Fi on your Android smartphone or tablet, turning the Wi-Fi icon blue. At this point, your device should automatically connect to any available wireless network in range, as long as it was connected to that network before and remembers connection details.
When there are no known networks in range, some Android devices might also display a question mark next to the Wi-Fi icon, as seen below. If you need to connect to a new wireless network, touch-and-hold the icon to access the Android Wi-Fi settings.
Your Android starts scanning for available Wi-Fi networks, displaying them in a list. A padlock is shown next to the wireless networks that require a password. Tap on the name “BCC WiFi” and connect.
