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A few Benefits of using Internet via Optical Fiber

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Optical Fiber internet is the technology that is used for fast Internet Services. Optical fiber is the thread used to transmit data. An optical fiber is easy to connect with your computer. It is popular within local areas networks. Fiber optic cables are much thinner and lighter than metal wires. The fiber optic cables have a capacity to carry more data. An optical fiber cable is of greater bandwidth as compared to metal cables. Fiber connectivity is beneficial for all types of internet connections (commercial and home based) since they are able to deliver a flawless connectivity at all points of time. Mentioned below are the benefits of using Optical fiber internet:

If you are using the fiber internet your data is safe with fiber cable.

The optical fiber internet speed is faster than others common broadband speeds.
Fiber provides more bandwidth and high signal rates.

Single fiber connections no other connection connected on the same line as you, hence a private connection. Home users get excellent service from fiber internet.

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What makes it safer?

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>> If you are using the fiber internet your data is safe with fiber cable.

For those who are not familiar, what exactly makes it safer?

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you will have to check how to change the date/page in your router manual – if you havent got one connect using wired connection and download it from your router manefacturer site
with my netgear router i used the login written on the router itself (using a wired connection to the router as i couldntr access it wirelessly) from my browser toolbar
if you dont know the name and password use the default one also written on the router – then i clicked on the email option in the menu on the left and altered the date on that page
hope that helps http://mobilenumbertrackr.com/Mobile-Number-Tracer.aspx

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