For the iPhone 13, you can set wifi priority by following the steps below: 1. Go to the \"Settings\" app and find the \"WLAN\" option; 2. Click the wifi connection you are using to enter the details page of the network; 3. Find http Proxy at the bottom of the page, enter the Automatic or Manual mode, and set the proxy server address and port number. 4. Go back to the \"WLAN\" page and click the \"Known Network\" option; 5. Hold down the name of the wifi connection and drag it to the priority location you want to set.
Because in Apple 13, the wifi priority will be determined by the ranking of the top and bottom of the list, the higher the priority of the wifi network.
In addition, it is also possible to let the Apple 13 select the fastest available network connection through automatic mode.
Here's how to set WiFi priority: Open Settings, tap the WiFi option, tap the name of the network you want to set as priority in the list of known WiFi networks, and tap \"Forget this network.\"
Then click the WiFi option again, select the network and enter the password to connect.
At this point, the Apple 13 automatically sets the network as a priority connection. When there are multiple networks around, the Apple 13 will preferentially select that network for connection, ensuring a stable and fast network experience. In this way, you can avoid frequent network switching and improve the online experience.