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em2nought · 10-19-17, 05:24 AM

I wonder if I've downloaded an app that turns my wifi on? I've noticed it on a few times lately when I didn't intentionally turn it on. hmm? I wonder if it's that bank app, it's probably counting my money, and telling the police to seize it as in asset forfeiture. lol

At work I have everything on cat 5 with no need for wireless so I have it turned off, until now that is. I'm thinking of introducing a few security cameras to the mix and I believe they'll require wireless. Maybe I can just turn it on each night, and then off the next morning.

10-19-17, 05:24 AM	#11
em2nought Ocean Warrior Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 3,268 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	I wonder if I've downloaded an app that turns my wifi on? I've noticed it on a few times lately when I didn't intentionally turn it on. hmm? I wonder if it's that bank app, it's probably counting my money, and telling the police to seize it as in asset forfeiture. lol At work I have everything on cat 5 with no need for wireless so I have it turned off, until now that is. I'm thinking of introducing a few security cameras to the mix and I believe they'll require wireless. Maybe I can just turn it on each night, and then off the next morning. __________________ Looks like we need a Lemon Law for Presidents now! DNC sold us a dud, and they knew it.