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		<title>iPassConnect/iPhone 3.0 bug</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 03 Aug 2009 21:56:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[iPass&#8217;s response to my &#8220;iPass won&#8217;t work at DFW&#8221; problem: &#8220;There is a known issue with some hotspots where the iPhone 3.0&#8242;s captive network support is forcing a browser to open and when the user closes the browser to open iPassConnect, the iPhone OS releases the IP address and disassociates the user from the hotspot. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>iPass&#8217;s response to my &#8220;iPass won&#8217;t work at DFW&#8221; problem:</p>
<p></i>&#8220;There is a known issue with some hotspots where the iPhone 3.0&#8242;s captive<br />
network support is forcing a browser to open and when the user closes<br />
the browser to open iPassConnect, the iPhone OS releases the IP address<br />
and disassociates the user from the hotspot.  This means that when the<br />
user opens iPassConnect, there is no network to login to&#8230;because the<br />
user is no longer associated.  Apple has produced a fix in the OS 3.1<br />
beta update.  We have not been informed of an official release date but<br />
expect it to come sometime in September.  If you have any further<br />
questions, feel free to give us a call toll-free 24&#215;7 at  866-849-2853<br />
(in the U.S./Canada), or internationally at 979-361-1636.&#8221;</I></p>
<p>Shame it doesn&#8217;t work but (a) it&#8217;s a known problem, (b) a fix is in the works, and (c) they responded almost immediately to my email. Good customer service. </p>
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