There are some tips for sharing WiFi passwords that don’t require verbal communication

The rapid rise of mobile Internet has made it easy for us to surf the Internet using handheld mobile devices. Especially at home, using mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops to surf the Internet and entertain has become the mainstream, while desktop computers are becoming less popular. At home, we surf the Internet through the WiFi network provided by wireless routers. When visiting relatives and friends, we are also used to connecting to their home WiFi to surf the Internet. However, it is very painful to tell every friend the WiFi name and password. Now let us learn a trick to say goodbye to telling the WiFi name and password orally!

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Are you still telling your WiFi password to your visiting relatives and friends one by one?

Some foreign wireless router manufacturers have begun to study this issue. To send your SSID and WiFi password to visiting relatives and friends, strong security is required. Now these manufacturers are trying to provide the function of sending SSID and WiFi password in their own router control applications on iOS and Android. This private information will be sent to visiting relatives and friends via email or text documents. The router can also actively limit the network speed for connected relatives and friends, giving priority to ensuring that the user's own device can access the Internet smoothly.

Share WiFi password via WeChat

Domestic manufacturers have also considered this issue. The wireless router products launched by Aitai combine the mobile terminal management and control of wireless routers with WeChat. Users can use WeChat to manage wireless routers without downloading the mobile terminal app separately, following the WeChat public account, and binding the device. In the "Application Center" of the mobile WeChat management background, users can send the WiFi password to their relatives and friends' WeChat with just a click of their fingers, which is very convenient.

Setting up a guest network

In addition to sending information to the devices of relatives and friends, users can also set up a "guest network" to support the mobile devices of relatives and friends to access the Internet. The "guest network" will set up a separate SSID, and users can choose not to set a password for the convenience of relatives and friends to visit. And users can limit the speed of the "guest network" to provide wireless network connection without affecting the smoothness of their own network. And the "guest network" will not access the user's intranet, but only provide external network connection. Using the "guest network", it is more convenient for visiting relatives and friends to access the Internet, and the user's own network security can also be guaranteed.