Connect to a none broadcasting network?

[l337g0g0]

I can't connect to my network, i have broadcasting off.
I didn't see any advance features on the phone to avoid this.

How can i connect to my network maunlay without broadcasting?

[l337g0g0]

When the router is not broadcasting the phone loses connection from the router and says out of range.
When i reactivate broacasting it reconnects.

???

[l337g0g0]

Is there a seeting to fix this?

If not sony can you patch this?

[Uliwooly]

Contact your local Xperia Care

http://support.sonymobile.com/global-en/contactUs/

[l337g0g0]

Ok i talked to the people threw email and they have no clue what i'm talking about.
I'll ask again here.

Why can't this phone connect to a none broadcasting 5GHZ 802.11ac Wi-Fi router?

Thank you...

[stockyvillage]

You already had a long thread on here regarding this post

[l337g0g0]

Yes i like i said i took his advise and no one from that support system can help me.

So i'm coming back here for one last shot.

You adding it to the end of my old post does this convo no justice, no ones going to read the new title.

So this will go unanswered just because you moved it here.

Can i have a repost of this to get a fair clean start and a second chance since this first post got convaluted?

Thank you...

[l337g0g0]

So stocky Village your work for sony or you are an admin here?

Is this customer service in deleting my posts and moving my posts around?

Touch my post again and i will go higher with this and see how your actions get dealt with.

I'm posting this question again cause it never got fully answered and want another shot at it.
You have no right to prevent me from finding those answers out, and controling how i search for this answer.

Like i said leave my posts alone or i will be calling sonys customer service and putting in a complant about your actions.

you have been warned...

[JakeSully]

you gota brodcast your SSID for any wifi devices to detect it 😕 or it will not find the network since broadcast is turned off inside your router.

Best option is to use something named MAC-Allow list or w.e it's called most routers have this so doing it this way any un-authorized MAC address will be thrown off from wifi even if user has correct pass it will still throw them off since their MAC-Address isn't in the allowed list.

[_alexdon_]

@l337g0g0 i suggest you calm down and stop being disrespectful. The posts have been merged here because there is no need to start so many topics on the same subject.

[stockyvillage]

Thanks Alexdon my reply would have been a lot harsher