3 Disadvantages of Sharing Your Cable Internet Wirelessly

With over 129 million people having access to cable TV in the US, and with 123 million of them (that’s 93 percent) using the cable internet, it is very obvious that the cable internet is quickly becoming one of the most predominant forms of internet access in the world today.There are several reasons for people using a cable internet, but it mostly has to do with the speed, reliability and the security it offers.

With the Wireless Internetincreasingly gaining popularity, most people are starting to wonder if it is possible to still enjoy the same features while sharing their cable internet and this article will be giving you a few reasons why it might be dangerous to share your cable internet wirelessly.

The number one disadvantage of sharing your cable internet wireless is that the speed you (and those you will be sharing your internet with) will get will be greatly reduced. There are several reasons for this, though. First, it has to do with the fact that more than one person will be using the speed designed for just one person, and it also has to do with the fact that signals will be lost during the process of sharing the internet connection wirelessly, thereby leading to loss of data.

The wireless internet always results in loss of data due to frequency issues, barriers preventing the signal from flowing freely and a lot of other factors.

Another disadvantage to sharing your cable internet wireless is that it won’t be as reliable as it used to be. One of the major advantages to using the cable internet is its reliability. A cable internet can work irrespective of how far you are from your ISP, and it doesn’t matter whether you are 100 miles away from your ISP or just a stone throw, you will still get the same internet speeds. By sharing your cable internet connection wirelessly it will be affected by walls, buildings, weather, and every other thing the standard cable internet is secured against.

The final danger to sharing your cable internet wirelessly is that your network can easily be hacked. In other words, any hacker can easily pick the signal of your wireless device, hack into your network, and even use the opportunity to infiltrate your server computer.

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