How to prevent others from connecting to my Wi-Fi
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| How to prevent others from connecting to my Wi-Fi |
- Try setting a complicated Wi-Fi password. Increase the complexity to enhance your password security by including both lowercase and uppercase letters, numbers, and special characters in your password.
- Try hiding your Wi-Fi name. If you hide your Wi-Fi name, it will not be displayed in the list of connectable networks on a phone, computer, or other Wi-Fi enabled devices. If someone wants to connect to a hidden Wi-Fi network on their device, they must manually enter the exact name of the Wi-Fi network. This helps increase the security of your Wi-Fi network.
- Try using the one-click blocklisting feature. You can view a list of devices that are currently connected to your Wi-Fi network from your router's page. You can add a phone or computer to the Wi-Fi blocklist with a single click to prohibit it from connecting to your Wi-Fi network.
- Try creating a Wi-Fi blocklist or trustlist. You can set your router's Wi-Fi network to Blocklist mode or Trustlist mode according to your needs. In Blocklist mode, devices in the blocklist will be unable to connect to your Wi-Fi network. In Trustlist mode, only devices listed in the trustlist can connect to your Wi-Fi network (for example, you can add all of the Wi-Fi enabled devices in your home to the trustlist so that only these devices can connect to your Wi-Fi network). Creating a Wi-Fi blocklist is a good way to enhance the security of your Wi-Fi network. Even if blocklisted users know the Wi-Fi name and password, they will be unable to connect to your Wi-Fi network with a blocklisted device.
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