Mine is just vendor default. Messing with the SSID was more fun when we didn’t have sixteen or so WiFi-enabled devices which all need to be manually connected to the new network. Next time I change the router, I’ll drop back into this thread for inspiration.
The FBI/Surveillance Van/FCC monikers are overdone and used ubiquitously. I’ve even seen ones like that come up at the airport, probably from some nerd’s phone.
Most creative one I saw was PornhubFreeHotSpot. It was unsecure and I’m sure used as a honey pot to capture data.
I get bored with mine and change it every few months or so. I live in a rural area so I don’t see too many other signals. Most of mine are Star Trek related and the current name is “Borg Collective”.
Somebody in my building has named theirs “Funkshit.” Not sure what that’s about. Everything else (including mine) is the Fios default name, except for the one Xfinity customer in the building. Who also happens to be the only person who’s left his wifi unsecured.
Well, this is creepy. That is the name of one of my wifi networks until very recently. I had two, the other is “Galaxy” and my computers are named after various characters from Hitchiker’s Guide.
We have a 17 unit apartment building next to our home so the list of broadcast Wifi names that my devices pick up can be quite long. I appreciate a good humorous Wifi name but the one that hits the top of the list irritates me to no end; analrape.
Ten years or so ago someone who worked on the floor beneath my office had an unsecured network with the router manufacturer name in the SSID. This was back when many networks were unsecured. So I looked up the default admin password for that router, which of course worked, and changed the SSID to “Bonerland.”