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Precaution while using WiFi

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Once users have experienced the convenience and freedom of working wirelessly, they want to take their Wi Fi devices on the road. Here are some tips for securing your Wi Fi devices when using them away from your home network.Enable WPA2 security: All of your Wi Fi client devices (laptops, handsets, and other Wi Fi enabled products) should use WPA2. Configure to approve new connections: Many devices are set by default to sense and automatically connect to any available wireless signal. Configuring your client device to request approval before connecting gives you greater control over your connections.Disable sharing: Your Wi Fi enabled devices may automatically enable themselves to sharing / connecting with other devices when attaching to a wireless network. File and printer sharing may be common in business and home networks, but you should avoid this in a public network such as a hotel, restaurant, or airport hotspot.


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