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Re: Why does Armor detect devices that are not connected to my wifi?
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Why does Armor detect devices that are not connected to my wifi?
Every time I log in, A lot of devices that are not mine was detected. Those devices did not join my wi-fi.
When i remove it, I can still see that when I log in next time.
somebody tell me why, and how do i deal with.
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Re: Why does Armor detect devices that are not connected to my wifi?
Are they unauthorised users on your guest WiFi network? If so and you don't want them to, then change your guest password. If you are not using a guest network then I would recommend changing your main WiFi network password as it sounds like they are using it. Pick a strong WPA password either complex one (upper, lower case, number and symbol) at least 8 characters long or a long non-complex passphrase at least 16 characters. If you set a new WiFi password then you will need to enter it on all your WiFi devices.
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