captive portal
A network that sends every request to a login page until you sign in.
A captive portal intercepts a newly joined client's traffic and redirects it to a sign-in page, so a device can have Wi-Fi and an address yet reach nothing it asks for.
Examples
During SoftAP setup the board at 192.168.4.1 answers every web request with its setup form, so the phone pops the form open as a captive portal.
Hotel and café Wi-Fi often uses a captive portal: every page you open shows the login page until you sign in.
See also