EE WiFi (BT Wi-Fi) Autologin (OpenWrt Service) (Windows.exe) (BASH Script.sh) (Android & Chrome OS Macrodroid) (WISPr URL) (HTTP-POST) (HTTP-GET)
- BT Wi-Fi is now EE WiFi, Your existing username and password will remain valid going forward. When you see the "EE WiFi" network you can connect to this in the same way you currently use "BTWi-fi".
- Jan 2024: "The BT Wi-Fi App Is Being Removed, Access to EE Wi-Fi Still Available via Web Browser" (Or Use My Macrodroid Script)
- Jan 2024: Most Hotspots now "EE WiFi" My parents are still running "BTWiFi" on their BT HomeHub 3 (Seems no more updates to this router)
The EE WiFi (BT Wi-Fi) Service Comes With Several Options To Gain Access To The Network
- Pay & Go On Demand (1 Hour To 30 Days)
- BT or EE Broadband & BT Mobile Customers (EE/BT Broadband & BT Mobile customers get free, unlimited access to the EE WiFi network)
Pay & Go Subscription (3 OR 12 Months Up To 5 Devices Online, 5 People Could Split 12 Months and pay £3 Each Per Month)(No Longer Available 2023)FON Account(No longer in partnership with Fon as of 2020)
Therse Are The URLs I Have Found To Login Without Loading A Webpage OR Typing Credidetials Every Time
- BT Log You Out Automatically After 4 Hours (And A Few Seconds)
- There Are 4 URLs, (HTTP GET May Only Work With Home Broadband, Others Untested)
- If Using OpenWrt Restore The Customised Backup Zips & Add Account In LUCI "Local Startup"
- If Using Windows .NET 4.6+ May Be Needed With Windows Vista To Windows 8.1 (Should Just Work Windows 10 & Newer)
- If Using Macrodroid Download The Macro & Edit The Variables Drawer To Add Account (Work With Chrome OS)
- If Using Inside A Linux Script Edit The URL To Include Your Account Info
(Pulled From APK, No longer in partnership with Fon as of 2020, Most Hotspots Now Branded "EE WiFi")
EE WiFi
BTWi-fi
_BTWi-fi
BTWiFi
BTWiFi-with-FON
BTWifi-with-FON
BTOpenzone
BTOpenzone-H
BTOpenzone-B
BTFON
Tested In A Home Internet Replacment Setting, using BT Home Hub 5 Flashed With OpenWRT Configured in Client & Access Point Mode (Windows Direct BT Wi-Fi Connection)
- This allows one device to sign in every device inside my network
- this runs well & downtime is almost non existant
- manually logging out and letting it sign itself in didnt break an active download i had running
- Ping Approx. 30ms
- Download 40-60 Mbps
- Upload Approx 11-17 Mbps
- Updated Video Planned Soon!
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- Set Up OpenWrt With EE WiFi (BTWi-fi) & The Autologin Service, THEME & LED Service Also Availible
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- Automatic Login, Start On Boot, Always Online, Minimise System To Tray
- Works On All Windows 10 & Newer As Is
- Windows Vista, 7, 8 & 8.1 Needs .net 4.6 to be manually installed
- First Attempt At Making Windows Software
- New UI Design [[NEW v4]]
- Automatic Login To UK Wide BT Wi-Fi Hotspots
- Tray Icon Double Click To Restore & Minnimise [[NEW v5]]
- Tray Icon Will Bring Window To Front Focus [[NEW v5]]
- Close Will Minimise To Tray (Exit By Using Right Click On Tray Icon, This WONT Run The Log Out URL, If Log Out Is Needed Thet Stop Service First) [[NEW v4]]
- Tray Icon Changes (Red & Green) To Reflect Current Internet Status Status (Reccomend Dragging Moving It To always Show Next To Wi-Fi Icom) [[NEW v4]]
- Auto Run Regestery Key & Start Service At Boot Option
- Saves State & Settings Instsantly When Changing Allowing For Reboot etc... Without loosing Settings [[NEW v4]]
- Http Response Based Sucsess Check Text Box (Indicates Login Sucsess, No Bt Wi-Fi/Internet, Wrong Username OR Password/Account Type)
- BT Wi-Fi Map Link Included [[NEW v4]]
- Status Indicators For Running & Internet
- Login Count
- Logoff URL is Run On Stop Service (About 10 Second Delay On BT Side Fr Logout To Stop Internet)
- HTTP Post Request Used For Login & Logout
- Complete rewrite, import should work work visual studio [[NEW v4]]
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- Automatic Login From An Android Device, With Alway Online, Charging Only Mode, Track The Number Of Logins & See How To Set Android Up As Wi-Fi Repeater
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Settings & Information Here
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- This is a shell script to automate the sign in and always remain connected to EE WiFi (BTWi-fi), Designed To Be Light, Simple & fast
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- The RAW URLs the BT Service Uses To Login
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- HTTP POST URLs, These Should Work With All Account Types (EE Broadband Unknown)
(Normal Login Does NOT Work With Other DNS Settings EG. Google DNS)
- BT Home Broadband:
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://www.btwifi.com:8443/tbbLogon
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://ee-wifi.ee.co.uk/tbbLogon
- EE Wi-Fi (Pay & Go):
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://www.btwifi.com:8443/ante
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://ee-wifi.ee.co.uk/ante
- BT Buisness Broadband:
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://www.btwifi.com:8443/ante?partnerNetwork=btb
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://ee-wifi.ee.co.uk/ante?partnerNetwork=btb
(SSL Error, Works With Other DNS Settings EG. Google DNS)
- BT Home Broadband:
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://192.168.23.21:8443/tbbLogon
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://217.39.0.50/tbbLogon
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://109.144.192.50/tbbLogon
- EE Wi-Fi (Pay & Go):
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://192.168.23.21:8443/ante
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://217.39.0.50/ante
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://109.144.192.50/ante
- BT Buisness Broadband:
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://www.btwifi.com:8443/ante?partnerNetwork=btb
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://217.39.0.50/ante?partnerNetwork=btb
wget --no-check-certificate -O /dev/null --post-data "username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD" https://109.144.192.50/ante?partnerNetwork=btb
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- HTTP GET URLs, This Has Been Tested With Home Broadband Accounts, Others Unknown
(Normal Login, Does NOT Work With Other DNS Settings EG. Google DNS)
- https://www.btwifi.com:8443/wbacOpen?username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD
- https://ee-wifi.ee.co.uk/wbacOpen?username=EMAIL&password=PASSWORD
(SSL Error in Browser, Works With Other DNS Settings EG. Google DNS)
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- These URLs can be used to manually log out
(Normal Logoff, Does NOT Work With Other DNS Settings EG. Google DNS)
- https://www.btwifi.com:8443/accountLogoff/home?confirmed=true
- https://ee-wifi.ee.co.uk/accountLogoff/home?confirmed=true
(SSL Error in Browser, Works With Other DNS Settings EG. Google DNS)
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Useful Info (OpenWrt Guide Already Included These Steps)
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Rebind Protection Needs To Be "OFF" To Load The Login Page Using Browser "btwifi.com:8443"
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To Use Rebind Protection "ON" (OpenWrt Default) Use The Insecure URLs (Cert Warning) "192.168.23.21:8443"
- Chose Network > Interfaces From The Menu
- EDIT the LAN Interface
- Open DHCP Server Tab, Advanced, Under DHCP-Options ADD
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