We spend a lot of time talking about streaming services, devices, and antennas when we talk about cutting the cord. And rightly so – these are the tools we use to access our entertainment. But there's a silent workhorse in the background, often overlooked until it falters: your home WiFi network. Think of your streaming services as the content providers, and your streaming devices as the delivery trucks. Your home network? That's the road the trucks need to travel on. If the road is bumpy, narrow, or congested, the delivery isn't going to be smooth. In the world of cord-cutting, a weak or unreliable home network can lead to frustrating buffering, dropped streams, and a generally poor viewing experience. The Ever-Increasing Demand on Your WiFi As highlighted in a recent report from Cord Cutters News, the average home now has a staggering number of connected devices – often exceeding 30! This surge is fueled by smart TVs, streaming sticks, tablets, smartphones, smart home...
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