If you suspect a neighbor is piggybacking on your connection, follow these steps to secure your router:
If someone is simply connected to your Wi-Fi as a guest/user, their visibility is actually quite limited compared to the . Your Bitch Neighbour
For extra security, you can set your router to only allow specific "MAC addresses" (unique IDs for your own phone/laptop). Any device not on your "White List" will be blocked automatically. Improving Your Privacy If you suspect a neighbor is piggybacking on
Most routers have a "Connected Devices" or "DHCP Client List" section. If you see a device you don't recognize (like "Linda’s iPhone"), that’s your intruder. Improving Your Privacy Most routers have a "Connected
If your computer has "File and Printer Sharing" turned on, they might be able to see and access folders you’ve marked as shared. How to get them off your network
This is the most effective "reset." Log into your router’s admin panel and update the WPA2/WPA3 password. This will immediately disconnect every device, including the neighbor.
Ensure the websites you visit have the padlock icon in the browser bar.