“I live in an apartment complex, is there a security feature on this device to ensure that the power line adapter is limited to the circuit in my apartment and not the whole building?”
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I believe I have this correct, but the powerline WiFi extenders do transmit "data" over the electric lines. So, even in a house, that data"may" be going outside your house on the incoming power lines....BUT, the data is encrypted, so there's really no way that I can see where someone could intercept the date over power. The NetGear extender does have a light on it that says that the remote plug is a "good" one versus a "bad" one....So, if the two devices are not on the same side of your house 220V wiring (in USA), it may not get good transmission....Beyond that, outside your apartment, I don't know. The bigger risk is not the powerline data but the actual wiFi signal being hacked into....Be sure to setup a strong password on any WiFi devices.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The answer is sort of. You may produce an internet signal throughout all of the complex that is wired or linked together but the security feature that it offers is that it will only talk to an adapter that you have set up if you choose that security option. Meaning no one can hack into your internet signal and based on what I see within mine I believe it is 128-bit security
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi Latma, the answer is no, but only if you share the same circuit with your neighbors, if the electric meter is only for your unit is no problem.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes. You must press the pairing button on both within 2 minutes.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes there are security features on this but in addition to that you have a direct hard wire connection you can use if you choose to leave an additional security
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