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Sep 29, 2026
Stephen FenechHOST
That came out in 2003.
Stephen FenechHOST
Others were on Wi-Fi 4.
Stephen FenechHOST
That was from 2009.
Stephen FenechHOST
And Wi-Fi 5, that was 2014.
Scott McNeilGUEST
And half the time, that wireless is usually like it's an older version.
Scott McNeilGUEST
So it's like Wi-Fi 4.
Scott McNeilGUEST
And if you're lucky, they're running WPA2.
Scott McNeilGUEST
If they even put any encryption on it at all, a lot of these vendors just say hide the SSID and roll with it, right? So, well, you know, the whole security through obscurity is no security at all.
Scott McNeilGUEST
And half the time, that wireless is usually like it's an older version.
Scott McNeilGUEST
So it's like Wi-Fi 4.
Scott McNeilGUEST
And if you're lucky, they're running WPA2.
Scott McNeilGUEST
If they even put any encryption on it at all, a lot of these vendors just say hide the SSID and roll with it, right? So, well, you know, the whole security through obscurity is no security at all.
Stephen FenechHOST
That came out in 2003.
Stephen FenechHOST
Others were on Wi-Fi 4.
Stephen FenechHOST
That was from 2009.
Stephen FenechHOST
And Wi-Fi 5, that was 2014.
Seth JohnsonHOST
I only put my computer and my phones on the Wi-Fi 6 and everything else I put down to 5 and 4.
Seth JohnsonHOST
Everything in the house, IoT, everything that's not hardwired to Ethernet uses Wi-Fi 4.
Seth JohnsonHOST
The only thing that's on the fast Internet is two phones and two computers.
Seth JohnsonHOST
That's it.