[Stacey3107]

So as we get closer and closer to our delivery dates or if you are lucky enough to already have delivery I wanted to start a thread about what nickname you plan on giving your in car wi-if?

 

[Edryer3]

Move bitch, get out the way ?

 

[Raz007]

FBI Surveillance Van

 

[crowdc]

I will call it nothing, as I won't be using it. :thumbsup:

 

[Stacey3107]

I should say ours will be GBI Surveillance.

GBI is Georgia Bureau of Investigation ?

 

[Rgashton]

"Fast as fast can be, you'll never catch me" :smile_big:

 

[Stacey3107]

These are great!!!!! Hahaha

 

[zulater]

Oh god, oh god, we’re all going to die

 

[GMG]

So as we get closer and closer to our delivery dates or if you are lucky enough to already have delivery I wanted to start a thread about what nickname you plan on giving your in car wi-if?

At 2 in the morning it came to me... I will name it “SubieDo”.

 

[Cannibal869]

I won’t be using it either, as my work phone is “free” and can be set to be a WiFi hotspot with unlimited data ?.

I like the FBI / GBI suggestions LOL. I did something similar with our home wifi routers.
For juvenile giggles you could always make it “@$$-scent” but I would be scared to see how many randoms will try to join on.

 

[Nemesis099]

I would call it "Kids Distraction" as it would primarily be used for my kids to stream movies or videos during long trips. Another would be "Are we there yet?"

 

[cwnannwn]

If I turn it on, it will be a long string of random numbers and letters and the same with the password and put into a non broadcasting mode. Even modern security wifi can be broken in minutes. The only security is the people that can do it are not in your area. A traveling wifi system will be a temptation they will not resist. Then there is lte tower spoofing, very easy to do with a few hundred dollars. I know subaru has learned their lesson about security and information centers, but they will always find a way.

Jeep is a prime example why you keep a low profile.