How to Detect if Someone's Stealing Your WiFi
Everywhere you go these days, data is whizzing through the airwaves. While we use 4G and 5G data on our smartphones as we're driving or walking, WiFi still dominates in the home. And in coffee shops. And libraries. And airports. Thanks to the ubiquity of wireless routers and hotspots, just about any plain old wired internet connection — faster and cheaper and without the limiting bandwidth caps of cellular data — can be turned into a convenient WiFi zone. Advertisement Whether we install them ourselves or get them from our internet providers, most of us have WiFi routers in our homes. Tha...
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