The name of the WiFi hotspot can be random or carefully designed. The most important thing is that it is easy for you or your friends to find and remember:
1) If WiFi hotspots are owned by groups, so the name of the hotspot should be generous, because the name is an important part of the group's image. You can use the group name to add some simple heart-warming phrases. For example, "Du Niang Hotel will serve you wholeheartedly."
2) If the WiFi hotspot is owned by an individual, the name of the hotspot can be personalized, preferably with its own unique personality. After using it, your hot spot name will also become a hot spot that others pay attention to. For example, the domineering "Who dares to use my network" and the more romantic "I am Romeo_Come on". The popular ones include: "No password_I'll piss you off".
3) If the WiFi hotspot is for personal use only, you can just use familiar pinyin and numbers. For example "BD1234".
Secure password settings can help prevent outsiders from using the Internet and affecting your Internet speed and data security. Therefore, you should pay more attention to password settings than hotspot names:
a) Security authentication Choosing WPA2-PSK is more secure than other settings
b) Don’t be disciplined. A password that is easy for you to remember is also likely to be easy to guess.
c) The password should not be related to the WiFi hotspot name, let alone be exactly the same;
d) The password should be 8 to 16 characters long, including uppercase and lowercase letters + numbers + special characters characters;
e) Change your password regularly.