If you don't see the Secure Wi-Fi option in your Samsung Secure Folder, it could be due to your region, carrier restrictions, or a missing update. Here’s how to try enabling it:
1. Check Secure Folder Settings:
1. Open Secure Folder.
2. Tap the three-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner.
3. Select Settings.
4. Look for "Network protection" or "Secure Wi-Fi" and enable it.
2. Check for Secure Folder Updates:
1. Open Galaxy Store.
2. Tap the menu (☰) > Updates.
3. Look for Secure Folder and update it if available.
3. Install Secure Wi-Fi Manually:
1. Open Galaxy Store.
2. Search for Secure Wi-Fi and install/update it.
4. Enable Secure Wi-Fi in Quick Settings (If Available):
1. Swipe down for Quick Settings.
2. Tap the "+" (Edit button).
3. Find Secure Wi-Fi and add it.
5. Change Region (If Restricted):
Some regions and carriers disable Secure Wi-Fi. If unavailable, you may need a VPN or change your Samsung account region (this requires factory resetting your phone).
If you don't see the Secure Wi-Fi option in your Samsung Secure Folder, it could be due to your region, carrier restrictions, or a missing update. Here’s how to try enabling it:
1. Check Secure Folder Settings:
1. Open Secure Folder.
2. Tap the three-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner.
3. Select Settings.
4. Look for "Network protection" or "Secure Wi-Fi" and enable it.
2. Check for Secure Folder Updates:
1. Open Galaxy Store.
2. Tap the menu (☰) > Updates.
3. Look for Secure Folder and update it if available.
3. Install Secure Wi-Fi Manually:
1. Open Galaxy Store.
2. Search for Secure Wi-Fi and install/update it.
4. Enable Secure Wi-Fi in Quick Settings (If Available):
1. Swipe down for Quick Settings.
2. Tap the "+" (Edit button).
3. Find Secure Wi-Fi and add it.
5. Change Region (If Restricted):
Some regions and carriers disable Secure Wi-Fi. If unavailable, you may need a VPN or change your Samsung account region (this requires factory resetting your phone).
