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so lets say theres 2 wifi networks run by 2 different people, they both have different passwords:
Wifi network 1 ssid: Example Password: 9238 wifi network 2 ssid: Example Password: 3234
If 2 networks have the same SSID, it shows the strongest connection in available networks right? So lets say I connect to wifi network 1 whilst it is the strongest, I then move closer to wifi network 2 however still in range of network 1. Does it try to connect to wifi network 2 even though the password is different?
1it will show both ,why only stronger signal? – Botmaster – 2015-08-12T00:40:26.150
Have you done the experiment? Seems all you would need to do is set your WiFi SSID to match a neighbors and then see what happens when you move into range of their WiFi while still connected to yours. – AMR – 2015-08-12T00:41:59.237
@bodmaster I read a few posts online and they all said if the ssid's are the same then it connects to the stronger one. – Sam – 2015-08-12T00:43:52.180
@AMR I would love to do it but I am unable to where I live. I was just wondering if anyone knows just for my own curiosity. I'm not planning on using this information for anything I just thought of it and couldn't get it out of my head – Sam – 2015-08-12T00:45:07.333