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    IPv4 Address

    by michaelyarbrough19751 ·

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    If someone has my IPv4 Address can they monitor what I’m doing if I disable my wireless network? Under my WPA2-PSK Security Settings my Encryption is AES and I have a passphrase setup.

    If I enable my wireless network if someone has my IPv4 Address will they show up on my Wireless Network Watcher? How do I kick them off permanently or do I just need to change my IPv4 Address?

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    • #2417465

      ReL IP-address

      by keesb2 ·

      In reply to IPv4 Address

      Wireless networks don’t use an IP-address, but an SSID and password. So it doesn’t make any difference if you know his IP-address or not.
      Like knowing somebody’s phone number doesn’t make any difference in breaking in into his house.

      • #2417458

        IPv4 Address

        by michaelyarbrough19751 ·

        In reply to ReL IP-address

        Then why is a VPN recommended? Thank you.

        • #2417450

          Re: why is a VPN recommended

          by keesb2 ·

          In reply to IPv4 Address

          Because they want to sell it.

          In fact, your IP stays the same if you use a VPN. Otherwise the VPN server can’t communicate with you. So, whatever a VPN protects against, it’s not against a neighbor knowing your IP-address and not knowing your SSID and WiFi-password.

        • #2417443

          why is a VPN recommended

          by michaelyarbrough19751 ·

          In reply to Re: why is a VPN recommended

          Okay thank you.

        • #2413849

          why is a VPN recommended

          by d0nkeyk0ng ·

          In reply to IPv4 Address

          VPN encrypts your internet traffic between your PC and the VPN server, this can make your country of origin appear to be a different country than the one you live in so you can for example access US Netflix. Also it might stop your government from snooping on all your traffic like they do in many countries.

    • #2413747

      vpn law

      by aliceharmon007 ·

      In reply to IPv4 Address

      So if anyone using a VPN and if their country has a band or law against using VPN then one might get a letter from their govt like the legal vpn in uae is a strict one.

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    • #2416620

      IPv4 address

      by deborasumopayroll ·

      In reply to IPv4 Address

      IPv4 addresses are 32-bit numbers that are typically displayed in dotted decimal notation. A 32-bit address contains two primary parts: the network prefix and the host number. All hosts within a single network share the same network address. Each host also has an address that uniquely identifies it.

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