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If my app detects that the network is disabled, I want to jump to the system network settings. How can I do this in iOS?

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There is no way to do this with the current version of the API, and Apple specifically disallows this in their HIG. Presumably this means that if you find a way, your app will be rejected.

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There are no documented public APIs allowing you to do this. You can however use Apple's private frameworks, but you won't get an app accepted on the app store this way. It can, however, be used for Ad Hoc distribution and even Cydia for jailbroken apps.

Here's a quick way to get started with the private frameworks.

Peter Kazazes
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    You can now do this in iOS 5.0, see [this answer](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5655674/opening-the-settings-app-from-another-app/7779240#7779240) – progrmr Nov 10 '11 at 14:00