"SECURE YOUR NETWORK DIPASS"
This was back in the days when routers defaulted to no encryption with a stock password for the UI. Also I was the one who changed random people's SSID to that when I found an unsecured network.
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I've got "Little Silhouetto of a LAN" and "Caught in a LANslide" for the 5 and 2.4ghz
My neighbours' "PrettyFlyForAWiFi"
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I guess it's supposed to deter people from using it or something, but I have to admit that it did confuse me for a hot minute.
My mobile hotspot name is Win32Virus.exe
The looks when I turn it on in an airport...
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For a while mines been:
"Free Public WiFi" for my secure main network
"Secure Home Network No Touchy" as my open guest network
Connecting...
And yes it got me.
i've seen "💩" a while ago. That was pretty funny - just a little inconvenient at times I guess.
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I saw "Martin Router King" and the classical "BND Überwachungsfahrzeug"(BND=German surveillance Service). Überwachungsfahrzeug means surveillance vehicle.
My guest network was called ShareYourWifi, but my wife made me change it
mine is "im in your walls", going for the creepy factor
CIA Van nr. 8 (unsecured)
Free Virus
Set my friend’s WiFi to “Muggle Magic”
NachoWiF(e)i
I live close to a train station and mine is called: "[name of the operator]_public“ wonder how many people tried to connect😅
Mine has been WaiFu for the last couple years.
I lived in the hood for a while, and a neighbor's wifi was called CrackWhoreNet.
My buddy upgraded to a mesh network and named it 'one wifi to bind them'
Heard a story about a wifi network in an apartment building called 'We can hear you having sex'
Used "Super WAN" for my 5Ghz and "Bat WAN" for my 2.4Ghz.
NetworkError
"HP Laserjet M402DN", one of my least favorite desktop laser printers.
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At my old house, mine was NeverGonnaGiveYouUp. Nobody continued it for all the five years I was there, as far as I could tell :(
I set my parents wifi to FBIVAN back when I was living with them. I think my siblings took that router with them when they moved out and I'm pretty sure they never changed it
I came across a network named estrogen. Someone took the time to login to the router and change the name but didn't change the default username and password. I changed it to testosterone...
ICanHearYouSnoringFromHere
PercheFi which translates to WhyFi in Italian