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A sure way to cut your bill is by lowering your internet speed. If you have a high-speed plan of 1 GB or more, you may be able to downgrade your plan speed without noticing a drop in performance.

Upgrading to the newest Wi-Fi routers might overwhelm older devices. From Wi-Fi 6 compatibility to WPA3 security glitches, here's what you can do.

New Router, New Standards Most new routers come with two major upgrades enabled by default: Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax): Provides faster speeds and handles more devices at once, great for busy homes.

New Wi-fi routers are causing people connection issues. People are struggling with older devices not connecting to new Wi-Fi routers. Home devices can't keep up with new systems.