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Missing features in epix 2

I was surprised to see that it does not support WPA3 in WIFI.

It has been the standard for 3 years. WPA2 is no longer considered safe.

This may very well be added to all your products.

In addition, I would be happy if I could choose, and set the font size under the system, so that the watch could be read without glasses.

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Dr Phil over 3 years ago in reply to BuckelFipsHonk +2

HenningSvane said:
WPA2 is no longer considered safe.

By whom?

Technology changes rapidly. While WPA2 might not be as secure as WPA3, simple measures such as ensuring passwords are complex and routers/modems…
Mladen T over 3 years ago in reply to HenningSvane +2

I admit that i don't have a clue about the discussion and i should not write anything but i read the article and it's saying also

Doesn't look so bad but the compatibility to newer protocols is…
HenningSvane over 3 years ago in reply to Hexxer +1

I can understand we have different approach to security, anyone who can search on google and have $ 200 can hack WPA2. Whether you think it's ok for others, to be able to log into your network and use…

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0 HenningSvane over 3 years ago in reply to seilogramp

Hi Neil and Seilogramp thanks for a constructive answer.

I will send the suggestion to Garmin.

0 Hexxer over 3 years ago

Disable Wifi. Communicate only via Bluetooth/Cable. But, also Bluetooth is unsafe, so you should only connect via Cable on a computer without internet. Just to be safe. Pls Request Wifi6 also.

0 Dr Phil over 3 years ago in reply to Hexxer

To be completely secure use a pure analogue watch, ditch the computer, and go back to a slide rule and an abacus.