Logging in on a train once I saw EVERYONE on their laptops tethering to their phones. All had some variation of βfirstnames iPhoneβ in the list of available public connections
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Haha π love it
Can wifi names even be that long in the real world?
oh yes, i have seen it. one particular was
thisiswififorseventhfloorthirdroom
I guess they wanted to let every one know, to whom this wifi belongs to ππ
Another example is with mobile devices hotpots.People don't bother to change it and you get something gibberish like,
MotoG4ui454058erm4553
Logging in on a train once I saw EVERYONE on their laptops tethering to their phones. All had some variation of βfirstnames iPhoneβ in the list of available public connections
That's why I gave my phone the name "βοΈ". It's quick to spot in a big list of networks.
When I'm travelling on the train, I'll occasionally hear a whispered conversation about my phone's hotspot name:
No gods, no masters
. :PNow that's brilliant. Might need to update my router with some emoji... Imagine looking at WiFi networks nearby and seeing: