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I just connected to my home Wi-Fi and got the notification, "Google play has switched off your Wi-Fi." It hasn't done this before, but after a while it connected again with no complaints.

First question: Why?

Second question: How to prevent it from doing that again?

I don't like it that "Snoople" can choose that my home Wi-Fi should not be used. They have no right to making that decision.

Network details.

I have pi-hole running as a DNS with a lot of block-lists active (haven't added a new one since 2021) All are up to date.

Wi-Fi uses WPA3, and up to date.

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[–] SkaBunkel@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

Yeah, it was. But I can use it now, so it must have been a glitch. But even so, I don't want this feature to exist at all.