This invention concept pertains to a predictive sensing technology, that determines if a device is connecting to a Wi-Fi router, from a new area that devices do not usually connect from, and if so, the device is not allowed to connect without being specifically allowed. There is a way to set up zones in the Wi-Fi security settings, and to specify what devices can connect in what zones.
For example, the zones would be directional, such as identifying the attic, which the technology would do itself, by identifying the boundaries of the attic, and then in the Wi-Fi security setup, it would show the sensing data, which would match up to a building specification, that then the zones could be labelled. There could also be directional zones, which are different angles, or distances even, that signals come into the Wi-Fi router or transceiver, for an instance, and then various security settings are set up on the technologies, to limit how connections and even responses occur to different zones.
