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Give your router a checkup.

Three settings worth finding in your home Wi-Fi controls.

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Your router has its own security settings and updates. Use the manufacturer’s or internet provider’s instructions for your model; a web page cannot certify your network as secure.

Try this

  1. Check encryption. Use WPA3 Personal where supported, or WPA2 Personal. Avoid obsolete WEP and original WPA.

  2. Set distinct, strong Wi-Fi and router-admin passwords. The admin password controls settings, not just joining the network.

  3. Check firmware updates through the manufacturer or provider. Review guest-network options for visitors.

Make the call

A fictional scenario. Choose the safer response.

You changed the Wi-Fi password. Is the router’s default admin password necessarily changed too?

Answer the scenario correctly to mark this lesson reviewed.

BEYOND THE LESSON

Make your phone and Wi-Fi easier to check.

Bring phone and home Wi-Fi tasks into one plan. Guided checks, with settings you review on your own devices.

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