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How Amazon and eero continue to keep customers secure
Amazon Security constantly examines and tests our hardware, firmware, and software, and our internal research teams look for novel ways to improve security. During a regular, proactive security review, we discovered a previously unknown 0-day vulnerability affecting U-Boot, an open-source secure bootloader used in hundreds of millions of devices worldwide (including eeros) when powering on to load and initialize the operating system (OS).
How to Boost WiFi Signals Through Walls
You’re ready to unwind with your favorite show, but just as it starts, the buffering wheel appears. You glance at your device—one bar of wifi. So, does wifi go through walls? Yes, but with limits. Most interior materials (like drywall and wood) usually let wifi pass through fairly well. Still, every wall absorbs or reflects some of the signal, and the amount of slowdown depends on the material, thickness, and what’s inside the wall.
Introducing eero PoE 7: Wi-Fi 7 that Goes Above and Beyond
For businesses, managed properties, and residential spaces with wired infrastructure and high-bandwidth demands, eero now offers the new eero PoE 7. This multi-gigabit, tri-band access point delivers class-leading wired and wireless performance, while giving installers flexible mounting options and a clean, professional aesthetic. With eero PoE 7, you get a device that can go almost anywhere Ethernet cabling can be run — while delivering robust, future-ready network capacity.
How to Add Mesh Wifi to Your Existing Router
Mesh wifi is the modern solution to an age-old problem—poor coverage. Unlike traditional routers, which send signals from one single point, mesh wifi creates a network of connected nodes that talk to each other, delivering strong, reliable internet in every corner of your home. If you’re struggling with weak connectivity in certain rooms, understanding how to boost wifi signals through walls can help improve performance.
Wi-Fi 7 vs Wi-Fi 6E: What’s the difference?
As internet speeds and connected devices multiply, choosing the right wifi standard can mean the difference between smooth, uninterrupted performance and constant buffering. Whether you’re streaming 8K video, gaming, or powering dozens of smart devices, understanding the differences between Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 will help you make the best choice for your home or business.