How to Kick People Off Your Wi-Fi Network?

Here are the steps on how to kick people off your Wi-Fi network:

On a router with a web-based interface:

1. Open a web browser and navigate to the router’s IP address.
2. Log in to the router’s web interface using the username and password that you created when you set up the router.
3. Navigate to the Wireless or Wi-Fi settings page.
4. Find the list of connected devices.
5. Identify the device that you want to kick off the network.
6. Click the Remove or Disconnect button next to the device.

On a router with a mobile app:

1. Download the router’s mobile app from the App Store or Google Play.
2. Open the app and log in using the username and password that you created when you set up the router.
3. Tap on the Wi-Fi or Wireless tab.
4. Find the list of connected devices.
5. Identify the device that you want to kick off the network.
6. Tap on the Remove or Disconnect button next to the device.

On a router with a physical interface:

1. Locate the router’s reset button.
2. Use a paperclip or other small, pointed object to press and hold the reset button for 10 seconds.
3. The router will reboot and you will be logged out of the web interface.
4. Log back in to the web interface and follow the steps above to kick off the unwanted device.

Here are some additional tips for kicking people off your Wi-Fi network:

• If you know the MAC address of the device that you want to kick off, you can use that to identify the device in the list of connected devices.
• If you are not sure which device you want to kick off, you can disconnect all of the devices and then reconnect the devices that you want to keep connected.
• If you are having trouble kicking off a device, you may need to reboot the router.

Remember that tampering with someone else’s Wi-Fi network or attempting to kick people off their network without permission is not only unethical but also likely illegal in many jurisdictions. It’s essential to be a responsible and law-abiding internet user. If you are having issues with someone else’s Wi-Fi network or suspect unauthorized access, it’s best to contact the network owner or the appropriate authorities to address the situation properly.