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Summary: Detect wireless bandwidth theft by opening up the network icon from the Control Panel and viewing who is logged into the signal. Prevent wireless Internet signal theft by downloading or purchasing an Internet security package with advice from an experienced computer specialist in the free video on Internet connections.
Steve Tracey has worked in the computer industry since the early 1970s. He was first involved on the retail side, selling the first Apple computers. Later Tracey opened his own...read more
"In this clip we're going to learn how to detect wireless bandwidth theft. I'm not employed by or affiliated with any of the web sites or products demonstrated today. One of the first steps would be to go to your control panel, open up your network icon, and check and see who is logged on to your network at that point in time. Another thing you could do would be to download one of the many programs on the internet that looks at bandwidth usage. Here we're showing an example of BicMeter, that's a free program, that'll tell you how much usage is going on with your computer at any one point in time. If you see that your computer slowed down and you're trying to prevent bandwidth theft, maybe it would be wise to look for some help from professionals. An example of that, of course, would be a company like Norton. They have a number of different programs, including Norton 360 and the Norton Anti-Virus, and the internet security packages. And that's how you detect wireless bandwidth theft."
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