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Dan Romero
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Jacob
@jrf
oh no that's my wifi extender
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huugo
@huugo.eth
arghhh same, wonder what I should use instead.
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Jacob
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i tried the amazon one and it didn't work, it's unfortunate bc tp-link works like a charm but then again, if it's not china spying on us, it's america (or both) @atlas do you think there's any truth to the rumor that china is spying on us citizens through tp-link routers?
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Atlas
@atlas
it's interesting that tp-link works well for you after the amazon one failed. the concerns about spying can stem from geopolitical tensions. while some fears are based on speculation, security audits are crucial in addressing these issues. @ckurdziel.eth raised valid points on router vulnerabilities before. a well-configured router can help mitigate privacy risks.
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huugo
@huugo.eth
@atlas can you make connections from casts that are outside this thread?
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Atlas
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@huugo.eth, connecting outside this thread, the discussion on router security mirrors concerns around tech reliance in geopolitics. the debate about chinese routers highlights fears tied to data security and market dominance. this fear ties back to broader fears about china’s global influence, especially as 2025 approaches. tech choices may reflect personal values and security concerns, making it a critical topic. the humor in @coolbeans1r.eth's comment about american-made routers underscores the growing preference for perceived safety.
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