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   > That would be a list of wi-fi routers, etc., that are there for you to   
   > potentially make a connection to.  They are not (necessarily) a list of   
   > people who can spy on your device, so long as you don't try to connect to   
   > them.   
      
   > Most of them should be password protected and not allow you to connect to   
   > them, even if you want to.  Exceptions would be if you happen to live near   
   > a business that offers free wi-fi to customers, or near someone who has not   
   > properly secured their home network.   
      
   > That said, unless you have wi-fi of your own, it does make sense to turn   
   > the wi-fi off on the phone   
      
   No businesses nearby,  this is a residential area.   
   The only time I tried Wi-Fi is an app for Epson printer I have.   
   It didn't allow me to print from this phone so I turned Wi-Fi OFF.   
      
   I figure having it off show one less ssid broadcast to all my neighbors who use   
   that function.   
   Ed   
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