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Ad hoc network

Ad hoc networking enables devices to communicate directly with each other without the need for a Wi-Fi router or a central device. It is an ideal temporary network setup where internet access is not available. Laptops, smartphones, tablets, and even drones can be connected wirelessly via Bluetooth. This makes it easy to share files, messages, and photos between nearby users. 

The advantages and disadvantages of ad hoc networks

However, there are some disadvantages in working with ad hoc networks. The most serious drawback is that they are so much less secure than traditional networks. Since the network has no central access point, a hacker or unauthorized user can sometimes enter the network a bit more easily and even attempt to steal information. Besides, with a limited spatial range; it is deployed only for the devices in the short range. If you get too far away, the connection may be weak or not work at all. In a crisis, rapid communication is of the utmost importance. During crises, people can use ad hoc networks for information sharing and to communicate with one another. (Again, ignoring P2P networks, connects via traditional means) For instance, during a natural disaster like an earthquake or hurricane, the normal communication networks may collapse or be completely unavailable. In such harsh conditions, there is a need for ad hoc networks that will enable rescuers, volunteers, and emergency responders to communicate faster and share critical information with one another.

 

Why choose Wind Fire Ad hoc network?

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