SecureW2 JoinNow

SecureW2

About this app

You can securely access your organization's wireless network after easy configuration using the SecureW2 JoinNow app. JoinNow only needs to be run once, then you'll be able to connect to your organization's secure Wi-Fi network.

How does it work? There are two steps that occur when you do the one-time setup:

The app will automatically download your organization's Wi-fi configuration settings and install them on your device.

Your device will connect to the network through a secure, encrypted connection.

From there on, you don't need to do anything beyond leaving JoinNow on your device. You'll be able to effortlessly connect to your network.

Please note:

Deleting the app (or deactivating it through an "app sleep" feature, as seen on Samsung devices) will remove the Wi-Fi configuration settings, interrupting your Wi-Fi connection.

Google's Android device policy is the reason why you are required to set a screen PIN lock once your device is configured for connection to secure wireless networks. This is not a SecureW2 JoinNow policy. Your screen PIN lock must be enabled, otherwise you may experience issues with connectivity.

If you have any questions or issues with the app, be sure to check out our Android Common Issues page here:

https://cloud.securew2.com/public/guides/android/

You may also read our Privacy policy here: https://cloud.securew2.com/public/general/privacy-policy.html


To learn more about SecureW2 and the services we offer, you can visit our site: https://www.securew2.com/

Ratings and reviews

the biggest waste of time and money my campus has ever decided on! 1) On iOS it tells you to make an account then sign in on an Alternating profile when I do that it says "Unable to connect to wifi" 2) On Android, it tells you to go to setting then Apps and Turn on "Allow installation of non-market apps". Once you do that and Press Join Now or Download theres an Error message net::ERR_UNKNOWN_URL_SCHEME because the Web page isn't available!!!!!

Ofc depends on your institution's set up, but it didn't work with Firefox, and only worked after I installed and set Brave as my default browser (I presume any Chromium works). (Perhaps it was the fault of some extension or ad blocker though.)

Fails regularly, with the configured network not working or breaking a few hours later. I've wasted hours of my life going around in a loop with this appalling system, time I cannot afford to waste — yet another example of the appalling IT that universities somehow think is good enough. Nobody should be using this trash.

What’s new

Minor Improvements