Although we want to be kind and lend the internet to our neighbors or visitors, we never know who our password could end up with and it is not a secret that the more people are connected to a Wifithis will be slower.
If you would like to know who or who have connected to your network Wifi and by the way disconnect it immediately, keep reading this informative note from The Truth News because we will tell you all the details in our step-by-step guide.
How to detect and eliminate intruders in the WiFi network?
How to detect and eliminate intruders in the WiFi network?
To detect if someone is using your WiFi network when you don’t want to, you must access the router settings, verify which devices have been connected to your network, identify those you recognize and do not recognize and of course, block WiFi to other devices that do not belong to your home.
If you don’t know how to do that, you can also choose to use the Google WiFi app, lwhich will show you how much data is being downloaded at any given time, making it easier for you to identify who has connected to your network. You can also use other applications for the same purpose, among which are Fing app and Wireless Network Watcher.
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Steps to block devices connected to my WiFi
Steps to block devices connected to my WiFi
Now, to be able to block the devices that have connected to your network Wifiyou must follow the following steps:
- Go to your router’s settings and make sure it has the WPA protocol built in.
- At this point Google can help you with the steps to do this but if you have a Windows computer, in your navigation bar write 192.168.1.1
- Enter your administrator password
- Assign WPA or WPA2 security system with AES encryption
- change your password
- Block or hide your WiFi network
This way, only people who know your network Wifi and your password, they will be able to connect to your internet. Do not let them steal your internet and from time to time change your passwords for greater protection.
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