How can I NOT display my neighbors WiFi network?
I want a way not to display all those nearby networks that I would never connect to because they're all my nearby apartment neighbor's networks.
However, I'd still like to know if a different network is available, like
in a store or my doctor's office clinic. Is there a setting I'm missing?
So at the moment, I see my neighbours' networks and the only thing I
can do is (try to) connect to them, not make them invisible.
On 2024-09-30 02:20, Gelato wrote:
How can I NOT display my neighbors WiFi network?
I want a way not to display all those nearby networks that I would never
connect to because they're all my nearby apartment neighbor's networks.
Not possible.
Carlos E.R. wrote:
On 2024-09-30 02:20, Gelato wrote:
How can I NOT display my neighbors WiFi network?
I want a way not to display all those nearby networks that I would never >> connect to because they're all my nearby apartment neighbor's networks.
Not possible.
If the OP has previously connected to one of them, then that will be in
his list of choices. In that case he can tell his phone to ignore it.
On 2024-09-30 12:39, Frank Slootweg wrote:
So at the moment, I see my neighbours' networks and the only thing I
can do is (try to) connect to them, not make them invisible.
Such a feature could exist: do not list unknown SSIDs, or do not list a certain list of SSIDs.
But it could backfire: you try to connect to a WiFi, and you don't see
it listed, not remembering that you told it previously to hide itself.
Carlos E.R. <[email protected]d> wrote:
On 2024-09-30 12:39, Frank Slootweg wrote:
So at the moment, I see my neighbours' networks and the only thing I >>> can do is (try to) connect to them, not make them invisible.
Such a feature could exist: do not list unknown SSIDs, or do not list a
certain list of SSIDs.
But it could backfire: you try to connect to a WiFi, and you don't see
it listed, not remembering that you told it previously to hide itself.
It seems yet another 'Arlen' type of strange 'need', but AFAICT,
'Gelato' isn't 'Arlen'.
Anyway, AFAIC, it's a non-problem, because if he doesn't want to see
his nearby apartment neighbor's networks, just don't look at them!
I don't see my neighbours' networks, unless I specifically *look*for
them. When *outside* - his "store or my doctor's office clinic" examples
- just *do* look for networks and he will see the networks he wants to
see and will *not* see the networks he doesn't want to see, because
they'll be out of range.
Elementary, dear Watson!
Carlos E.R. <[email protected]d> wrote:
On 2024-09-30 12:39, Frank Slootweg wrote:
So at the moment, I see my neighbours' networks and the only thing I
can do is (try to) connect to them, not make them invisible.
Such a feature could exist: do not list unknown SSIDs, or do not list a
certain list of SSIDs.
But it could backfire: you try to connect to a WiFi, and you don't see
it listed, not remembering that you told it previously to hide itself.
It seems yet another 'Arlen' type of strange 'need', but AFAICT,
'Gelato' isn't 'Arlen'.
On 30.09.24 13:43, Frank Slootweg wrote:
Carlos E.R. <[email protected]d> wrote:
On 2024-09-30 12:39, Frank Slootweg wrote:
So at the moment, I see my neighbours' networks and the only thing I >>> can do is (try to) connect to them, not make them invisible.
Such a feature could exist: do not list unknown SSIDs, or do not list a
certain list of SSIDs.
But it could backfire: you try to connect to a WiFi, and you don't see
it listed, not remembering that you told it previously to hide itself.
It seems yet another 'Arlen' type of strange 'need', but AFAICT,
'Gelato' isn't 'Arlen'.
Gelato is a reincarnation of Arlen.
On 30.09.24 13:43, Frank Slootweg wrote:
Carlos E.R. <[email protected]d> wrote:
On 2024-09-30 12:39, Frank Slootweg wrote:
So at the moment, I see my neighbours' networks and the only thing I >>>> can do is (try to) connect to them, not make them invisible.
Such a feature could exist: do not list unknown SSIDs, or do not list a
certain list of SSIDs.
But it could backfire: you try to connect to a WiFi, and you don't see
it listed, not remembering that you told it previously to hide itself.
It seems yet another 'Arlen' type of strange 'need', but AFAICT,
'Gelato' isn't 'Arlen'.
Gelato is a reincarnation of Arlen.
from a command prompt
netsh wlan add filter permission=block ssid="neighbours wifi name here" networktype=infrastructure
"Gelato" wrote in message news:vdcqrp$iu7$[email protected]...
How can I NOT display my neighbors WiFi network?
I want a way not to display all those nearby networks that I would never connect to because they're all my nearby apartment neighbor's networks.
However, I'd still like to know if a different network is available, like
in a store or my doctor's office clinic. Is there a setting I'm missing?
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On 2024-10-01 10:44, J�rg Lorenz wrote:
On 30.09.24 13:43, Frank Slootweg wrote:
Carlos E.R. <[email protected]d> wrote:
On 2024-09-30 12:39, Frank Slootweg wrote:
So at the moment, I see my neighbours' networks and the only thing I >>>> can do is (try to) connect to them, not make them invisible.
Such a feature could exist: do not list unknown SSIDs, or do not list a >>> certain list of SSIDs.
But it could backfire: you try to connect to a WiFi, and you don't see >>> it listed, not remembering that you told it previously to hide itself.
It seems yet another 'Arlen' type of strange 'need', but AFAICT,
'Gelato' isn't 'Arlen'.
Gelato is a reincarnation of Arlen.
I don't know yet. He has posted before other posts this year, I will
have a look. [...] No telltale indicators yes in either direction.
https://github.com/termux/termux-app
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adb shell netsh
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adb shell cmd netsh
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even exist?
Carlos E.R. <[email protected]d> wrote:
On 2024-10-01 10:44, Jörg Lorenz wrote:
On 30.09.24 13:43, Frank Slootweg wrote:
Carlos E.R. <[email protected]d> wrote:
On 2024-09-30 12:39, Frank Slootweg wrote:It seems yet another 'Arlen' type of strange 'need', but AFAICT,
So at the moment, I see my neighbours' networks and the only thing I
can do is (try to) connect to them, not make them invisible.
Such a feature could exist: do not list unknown SSIDs, or do not list a >>>>> certain list of SSIDs.
But it could backfire: you try to connect to a WiFi, and you don't see >>>>> it listed, not remembering that you told it previously to hide itself. >>>>
'Gelato' isn't 'Arlen'.
Gelato is a reincarnation of Arlen.
I don't know yet. He has posted before other posts this year, I will
have a look. [...] No telltale indicators yes in either direction.
Unless he's lying, Gelato isn't 'Arlen', because he wrote "my nearby apartment neighbor's networks" and (going by what he told 'us') 'Arlen' doesn't live in an apartment (nor near one).
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