Thread: Troubled times for home networks
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Old 21-08-2007, 14:40   #5
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Re: Troubled times for home networks
Found this on Google....

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Question:
Can my neighbour listen to my data when he is connected with the same power supply?

Answer:
Your electric meter damps the signal enormously and represents a natural barrier to your neighbour. However, if you have unfavourably lying power supply lines it is possible that your neighbour benefits from an unmeant phase coupling. We absolutely advise you to use the internal device encryption! Entering a password which differs from the factory default will activate the encryption.
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