Samsung Galaxy S10 / S10+: Avoid WiFi Hack With Detect Suspicious Networks Turns On / Offf

Learn how you can enable or disable Detect suspicious networks to avoid wifi network hack on Samsung galaxy S10 / S10+.

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[jmitech]

But WHAT are suspicious activities????

[SantiagoFernandezDevoto]

This video sucks... it does not explain how it actually works to understand behavior and decide if it's useful or not

[soulife]

Wait, so what your saying is; if I turn on notifications for "Detect suspicious networks", then I will receive a notification when It detects suspicious network activity? I had no idea!! I always wondered what that setting did!..
You would think a company like Samsung would put a description next to the