Disconnect from your schools wifi and see how fast it goes.
EDIT: Also, what's the point of hiding your IP address and not your latitude and longitude?
I never thought I'd hate someone for their bandwidth, but you, sir, have earned it. ?
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Disconnect from your schools wifi and see how fast it goes.
EDIT: Also, what's the point of hiding your IP address and not your latitude and longitude?
It is already on, You just select an access point that is using it, there is no switch. If you don't see one there is no compatible 5Ghz AP available close enough to you.
This may seem a bit misleading. Your router has to have the 5GHz frequency built into the hardware or else it (obviously) will not be able to. Most routers today support it though. Just check out the specs online, you want to confirm your router is a Dual Band model.
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It is already on, You just select an access point that is using it, there is no switch. If you don't see one there is no compatible 5Ghz AP available close enough to you.
Disconnect from your schools wifi and see how fast it goes.
EDIT: Also, what's the point of hiding your IP address and not your latitude and longitude?
That Lat & Lon is only accurate enough to get you within a general area around (as in encompassing) the city they live. You'd have to get much more accurate data to actually find even the building they live.
In surveying we generally use eight digits (to the hundredth of a second) for most non critical jobs. For realty, or other projects that have to be extremely accurate, we use nine or even ten digits.
Just fyi from your friendly neighborhood land surveying professional.
Disconnect from your schools wifi and see how fast it goes.
EDIT: Also, what's the point of hiding your IP address and not your latitude and longitude?