WiFi User Guide: The Ultimate WiFi Guide

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3.5
20 reviews
Ebook
200
Pages

About this ebook

Get all the information your really need about WiFi !

This guide strives to give useful information in a concise manner to help non-technical users get the best Wi-Fi connectivity and security with the least amount of money and time. 

Concise

The goal is to explain clearly and in a few words; to be brief but comprehensive. 

Connectivity

The best ways to get good Wi-Fi connectivity are simple and inexpensive turn-key solutions and even low-cost 'Do-It-Yourself' (DIY) alternatives. Appendices contain Linux codes to show how to implement powerful applications. Some technical know-how is helpful but not required. 

Security

Wi-Fi is a two-way communication networking technology using 2.4 and 5 GHz radio bands. In other words, Wi-Fi operates on public 'airwaves'. Without any precaution, anyone nearby can tune into. It is similar to listening to CB or walkie-talkie radio conversation. This is why securing your privacy is at the center of this guide. 


Ratings and reviews

3.5
20 reviews
mohamed yassir
July 7, 2015
1145786
2 people found this review helpful
Joey Gadil
March 6, 2016
Ok
1 person found this review helpful

About the author

 Gel Gepsy lives and writes in Northern California. He holds degrees in computer science, biochemistry and a Ph.D in Medical Information Science. 

Following years of playing with technology in Silicon Valley, he lives now on a sailboat. His interests include mobile technology, radio DXing, bow hunting, and cooking. He has a passion for self-sufficiency, and individual freedom. 

He maintains a blog at http://gelgepsy.com


 

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