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MyWifiGuide

Plain-language reporting and explainers on home internet, Wi-Fi networking and how connections actually reach a household.

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Home Networking

Placement, mesh systems, wiring and the practical reasons a signal drops in one room but not another.

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A small white wireless access point on a wooden shelf in a residential hallway, with a doorway leading to a darker room beyond.Analysis

Why one room in your home always drops the signal

Dead zones are rarely caused by a faulty router. They are usually a predictable consequence of geometry, building materials and the band your devices choose.

Marisol Devereaux7 min read

Explainer

What a speed test measures, and what it misses

A single number from a browser tab is a snapshot of one path at one moment. Read alongside two other figures, it becomes genuinely diagnostic.

Jonas Kelleher5 min read