Hi
so i have two autistic teens who for some reason tend to target the Wi-Fi socket when in meltdown, to sabotage whatever the other one or other members of the household may be doing. I would really like to have an engineer come out to tell me whether the socket can be moved to another location that's more protected. If not, I'd like to find out whether I can use some sort of cabinet, I've seen things online, to secure things in and at least make the connections less attractive.
Equally to give me more control I recently upgraded our sky broadband package to the thing where I can supposedly control which devices receive Wi-Fi and at what times. Im a single mum and not remotely confident in switching this over so we are still using the previous routerand all hell will break loose in the event of any outages or problems. Sadly our phone signal is so poor that I am totally dependent on the Wi-Fi even to be able to phone for help when the teens become violent. So you can see why I don't want to make the Wi-Fi situation worse. Really not sure where to begin in solving the problems, so I wondered if some kind and knowledgeable folk could help.
oh and whilst on the subject of things that teens have broken, our remote no longer has the search with voice capability set up for sky Q so if anyone knows what I should do with that at least I can potentially do that myself if nothing else!
