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I doubt if hiddIng SSID would deliver any tangible improvement on privacy on any front. For network scanners they still sees BSSIDs, which is deemed much more useful in terms of geomapping and is actually being collected on a daily basis. For nosy people, a completely random, or any SSID that does not contain any PII or make and model of the device is enough. We are not talking about nosy people actually trying to guess your password here. Hidding SSID would trigger your device keep asking “are you {SSID}?" to any AP they encounter, I would say that is a “slightly" bigger risk.

I doubt if hiddIng SSID would deliver any tangible improvement on privacy on any front. For network scanners they still sees BSSIDs, which is deemed much more useful in terms of geomapping and is actually being collected on a daily basis. For nosy people, a completely random, or any SSID that does not contain any PII or make and model of the device is enough. We are not talking about nosy people actually trying to guess your password here. Hidding SSID would trigger your device keep asking “are you {SSID}?" to any AP they encounter, I would say that is a “slightly" bigger risk.

I doubt if hiddIng SSID would deliver any tangible improvement on privacy on any front. For network scanners they still sees BSSIDs, which is deemed much more useful in terms of geomapping and is actually being collected on a daily basis. For nosy people, a completely random, or any SSID that does not contain any PII or make and model of the device is enough. We are not talking about nosy people actually trying to guess your password here. Hidding SSID would trigger your device keep asking “are you {SSID}?" to any AP they encounter, I would say that is a “slightly" bigger risk.

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