A device that appears to be an Apple iPhone SE (based on its MAC address) connects to my network a few times a week. It is not one of my devices.
Each time it connects, the "Hostname" changes to "iPhone-x". X is a number that varies each time.
Does anyone know what is going on?
Thanks in advance.
If it's not your device, change the encryption key for your wireless.
you're like a cheapie coffeehouse with free wifi, your neighbors thank you!
What's wrong with you lately? You've been so mean.
calling a spade a spade but some folks just have a hard time hearing the truth!!
when i log into cox, my 1st stop is my wifi to make sure no one else is accessing my wifi,THAT I CAN SEE!!
fwiw: i could see a galaxy phone accessing my piggybacked, encrypted netgear router, until i made some changes.
If you have a router, Turn on Mac Filtering and deny access to that device
Also Turn off the SSID Broadcast, so that no one can see your wifi broadcast,
some devices won't connect with ssid off.
if ssid is off, can you still login to the router admin page or add a new device?
