guthmund

Yes, they do. However, the box they send (it's just a cheap ass router with proprietary presets) asks for a password and then stores it. The option to not store it isn't available (I'm violating all kinds of English rules there....) That means everytime she wanted to log on, she'd have to go to 192.168.1.1, (the cheap ass router) enter her stuff and when she's done with the internet, she'd have to go back and erase the information.

Thanks. It was a good idea and normally would work like a charm, just won't in this case.

Edit: I found a generic screenshot. Stupid thing...I had to save it and upload it, so I hope it works...




When you clear the information, it just comes back once you exit. The only way to clear it out completely is to soft reset the device, which wipes out everything and restores the default settings.

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