How to connect Arlo Q to WiFi network that does not require password?
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How do you connect Arlo Q to an open Wifi network that doesn’t require a password? This is a public guest Wi-Fi in a facility . Leaving the password blank didn’t help connect. When I connect to this network with my smart phone it brings you to a disclaimer page to accept connection .
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The Q cameras require WPA2 encryption to connect. It's a security measure.
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I wonder if a workaround might be to set up a wireless extender (assuming the extender does not also require a secure network to extend). If you could “Extend” the non-secure network and give the extended network WPA-2 security that might satisfy the requirement as long as you were ok with the insecurity of the primary network. I’m not sure it would work, but just a thought.
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