bit encryption (a possibility of 192 combinations of zeros and ones for every bit that is encrypted). WAP2 has 128-bit encryption. Personal, individualized encryption on transmissions at places such as cafes, libraries, and airports. This will enable users to safely use Wi-Fi in public places. Simplified ways to set up security to ensure that more small organizations and households actually use and implement security. To block access to the Wi-Fi network after too many tries at guessing the password. Simplified ways to set up devices that don't have screens such as home assistants like Google's Alexa and connected light switches. Easier ways to test Wi-Fi networks when they are reconfigured. Employees that don't have the newest smartphones and laptops won't be able to take advantage of Wi-Fi Protected Access 3. WPA3 was available in equipment late in 2018. User devices without WPA3 will be able to continue using WPA2. The same is true of older controllers, routers, and access points. For WPA3 to operate, each of these pieces of gear must have WPA3 computer chips. However, the Wi-Fi Alliance has announced that they will continue to support and enhance security and other features on WPA2. Using Wi-Fi to Offload Traffic from Congested Mobile Networks To ease congestion caused by increased tablet and smartphone traffic, carriers often supplement mobile services in densely populated areas with Wi-Fi in airports, train stations, and cafés where mobility is not required. In addition, Wi-Fi hotspots relieve backhaul congestion by transmitting traffic back to carriers' data www.TechnicalPDF.com centers over broadband links rather than on the mobile network. Comcast and Charter operate large networks of Wi- Fi-equipped facilities. Instead of purchasing costly spectrum, these cable TV providers have built out a network of thousands of hotspots throughout the United States. The network is available to Comcast customers that download the Comcast App to their smartphone, laptop, or tablet computer. Wi-Fi equipment is less cost