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And a guest wifi that is password free on by default. All it takes is a neighbor to get a new router from the ISP. I just had to turn my guest wifi off because
by jermaustin1 10mo ago
And a guest wifi that is password free on by default. All it takes is a neighbor to get a new router from the ISP. I just had to turn my guest wifi off because I noticed a lot of bandwidth on it (likely coming from our neighbor who was bragging about cord cutting).
- raw_anon_1111 10mo agoEven that WiFi is gated by having to have an account with the ISP at least it was with Comcast.
- SoftTalker 10mo agowhat stops Comcast and TV makers from making a deal to use it?
- raw_anon_1111 10mo agoSo now Comcast is going to make a deal that TVs can use their guest WiFi network without logging in but only to send surveillance information?
- gambiting 10mo ago>>And a guest wifi that is password free on by default. I've literally never seen a router with a guest wifi enabled by default, from any ISP or otherwise - is that a common thing where you live?
- raw_anon_1111 10mo agoIt was common that Comcast has a separate WiFi guest network where anyone with a Comcast account could sign in and use it.
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