I can check the time history of my home's WiFi. If I connect to someone else's Wi-Fi, can I still check the time history of my own home?

Hello, if you suspect that your home's Wi-Fi password has been changed, you can try the following methods: 1 Check if the password has been changed. You can try to reset the device and see if the password has been changed. 2. Try to connect to a different device to determine if there is only one device connection problem. If there were problems connecting multiple devices, it was likely that someone had hacked into your network. 3. Try to connect to the network using different methods. For example, you can use a cable connection or a mobile data connection to connect to the gateway. These connections are usually more stable than wireless connections, so you can determine if it's a network connection problem. 4 If the above methods cannot solve the problem, you can consider contacting the manufacturer of the device or the after-sales service department for more specific help. I hope these methods can help you solve your problem.

If you use your phone to connect to someone else's WIFI, they might not be able to find your browsing history. While most cloud storage services (like Google Drive and Dropbox) track access logs, your tracks on the internet can be hidden by search engines and browser cachets. In addition, if you are using privacy protection features such as a Virtual Private Network (VP) or a server, your privacy protection may be even stricter. However, if you turn on the browsing history function on your phone or check the access log directly on the Wifi hot spot's firewall, others may see these records. Therefore, it is best to avoid connecting to public Wi-Fi networks and use your own VIPs and network filter to protect privacy.

Usually, when the home was connected to the Wi-Fi network, the computer could not directly check the browsing history. This is because browsing history is usually saved on a web server rather than on a computer. However, if you are using a shared folder on your home network, other devices in the home (such as a family member's computer or smartphone) can access the folder to view the browsing history. In addition, if you are using a public Wi-Fi network, you may be restricted by the Internet service supplier and cannot view or access your browsing history. Therefore, in order to protect privacy, it is recommended to carefully handle browsing history and avoid saving personal information on the public network.

This may be because the server or storage device where your novel is stored is a certain distance away from your Wi-Fi hot spot, causing some delay or instability during the transmission of the file. When you're uploading the file, your device will download the novel file over the network and then store it in memory. When you need to read the novel again, your device will directly read the file from the buffer, thus avoiding the overhead of transferring the file over the network again. However, if the server or storage device where the files are stored is far away from your Wi-Fi hot spot, the network transmission speed may be slow, which may cause the speed of reading the files to be slow or you may need to connect to Wi-Fi to load the novel content. Therefore, it was recommended to place the device in a place with a strong Wi-Fi signal to ensure that the files could be read and updated faster.

No, you shouldn't. It's not ethical and could lead to legal issues.

It depends. If you have the proper permission or the story is in the public domain, then yes. But without permission, it's not allowed and could lead to legal issues.

It depends. If you have the permission from the original story owner, then yes. But without permission, it's not a good idea and could lead to legal issues.

In most cases, you can share someone else's reel to your story. However, you need to be aware of copyright and usage policies of the platform you're using. Also, it's a good idea to credit the original creator if possible.

It really varies. Some platforms allow you to share others' reels on your story as long as it's within the terms of use. For instance, if the reel is public and the platform permits sharing for promotional or personal sharing reasons. But always be cautious not to violate any privacy or intellectual property rights. In many cases, if you're not sure, it's best to reach out to the creator or check the platform's help section for detailed guidelines.

It depends. If you have the person's permission, then it's usually okay. But if not, it could be a violation of their privacy or even copyright in some cases.