dabigm
ULTIMATE Member
I was looking at how to turn off the default BTWiFi SSID as I simply didn't want it. For those of you who don't know, BT's routers make 3 SSIDs called BT-(random numbers here) as your main private network, BTWiFi as a free hotspot for anyone near your router and BTWiFi-X for profile login free WiFi via iPhones. I wanted to turn off both of the free WiFi SSIDs as I didn't want or need them so I was looking. People on the BT forums were asking how to turn it off because of "radiation poisoning" and then wondering why their radiometer (please correct me I couldn't think of the word lol) doesn't go down just because they thought turning off the SSID would make it SAfEr for their tinfoil hats.
How does that BT stuff work if someone were to do something illegal on the free wifi that's connected to your router? No way would I like my connection being shared with the public i'd cut the bloody traces on the PCB if there's no way to turn it off in software























