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It's time to examine the heart of your home network: your router. If your current one is more than three years old, you may need a speed and security boost, and the Wi-Fi 6 standard has you covered.

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Luckily, a modern router can fix a lot of these issues, especially those that come with the latest Wi-Fi 6 standard and later, since those are made specifically to handle multiple connections.

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This makes it suitable for all kinds of users. These days, you can find third-party Cox-compatible routers that come with the latest WiFi standards, such as WiFi 7. WiFi 6 is still more than enough ...