Secure Wi-Fi

" Samsung Secure Wi-Fi 9.7.02.2 (arm64-v8a + arm-v7a) (Android 12+) By Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. " What's new in Samsung Secure Wi-Fi 9.7.02.2 - Enhanced UX for improved usability and a smoother experience - When “Auto-protect Wi-Fi” is enabled, Samsung Electronics becomes the entity responsible for processing location information. - Widget no longer supported for One UI 8.0 or higher ( Samsung Secure Wi-Fi is a feature on Galaxy devices that enhances your online security, particularly when using public or unsecured Wi-Fi networks. It works by encrypting your internet traffic and blocking tracking apps, thus protecting your data from potential cyberattacks and surveillance. The feature is available automatically with a limited amount of data (e.g., 250 MB per month on some plans) and can be upgraded for more data. How it works: Encryption: Secure Wi-Fi encrypts your internet traffic, making it difficult for unauthorized parties to intercept and read your data. Tracking Protection: It blocks tracking apps that might be collecting your data without your knowledge or consent. Automatic Protection: You can configure Secure Wi-Fi to automatically protect your connection when you connect to public or unsecured Wi-Fi networks. Selective Protection: You can choose which apps are protected by Secure Wi-Fi, allowing you to customize the level of security based on your needs. How to enable it: Go to Settings: On your Samsung Galaxy device, navigate to Settings. Find Biometrics and security: Tap on "Biometrics and security". Select Secure Wi-Fi: Tap on "Secure Wi-Fi". Review and Start: Review the information and tap "Start" to begin the protection. Grant Location Permission: You will be prompted to grant location permission for Secure Wi-Fi to identify Wi-Fi networks. Select "While using the app" or "Only this time". Start Protecting: Tap "Protect" to start using Secure Wi-Fi. Important Considerations: Availability: Secure Wi-Fi may not be supported on all Galaxy devices or in all regions. App and Website Compatibility: Some apps and websites may not be compatible with Secure Wi-Fi. Data Usage: The free tier of Secure Wi-Fi has a limited data allowance, so you may need to upgrade to a paid plan for more data. VPNs: If you need a more robust VPN solution, you may want to consider using a dedicated VPN app, as Secure Wi-Fi's free tier has limited data. )

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