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<blockquote data-quote="HarborFront" data-source="post: 885518" data-attributes="member: 55987">Quote from the articleTo see if you’re connected using WPA3 security:<ol>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">Connect to a Wi-Fi network.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">Select the Wi-Fi network&nbsp; icon on the right side of the taskbar, then select Properties underneath the Wi-Fi network name.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">On the Wi-Fi network screen, under Properties, look at the value next to Security type. It will include WPA3 if you’re connected to a network using WPA3 encryption for security.</li>
</ol>UnquoteActually, for the security protocol, it depends on what you set in the router,If you set1) WPA2-Personal in the router it&#039;ll show as WPA-2 Personal under the Security type device2) WPA2-Personal/WPA3-Personal in the router then it&#039;ll show as WPA2-Personal/WPA3-Personal under the Security type in the device, and similalry3) WPA3-Personal in the router then it&#039;ll show as WPA3-Personal under Security type in the deviceUnless you have ALL devices utilizing WPA3 then option 3) can be fulfilled. The question now is how do you know your device(s) is indeed connected to the router in WPA3 and not WPA2 mode for option 2) if you have a mix of devices utilizing both?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HarborFront, post: 885518, member: 55987"] Quote from the article [I]To see if you’re connected using WPA3 security:[/I] [LIST=1] [*]Connect to a Wi-Fi network. [*]Select the [B]Wi-Fi network[/B] icon on the right side of the taskbar, then select [B]Properties[/B] underneath the Wi-Fi network name. [*]On the Wi-Fi network screen, under [B]Properties[/B], look at the value next to [B]Security type[/B]. It will include [B]WPA3[/B] if you’re connected to a network using WPA3 encryption for security. [/LIST] Unquote Actually, for the security protocol, it depends on what you set in the router, If you set 1) WPA2-Personal in the router it'll show as WPA-2 Personal under the Security type device 2) WPA2-Personal/WPA3-Personal in the router then it'll show as WPA2-Personal/WPA3-Personal under the Security type in the device, and similalry 3) WPA3-Personal in the router then it'll show as WPA3-Personal under Security type in the device Unless you have ALL devices utilizing WPA3 then option 3) can be fulfilled. The question now is how do you know your device(s) is indeed connected to the router in WPA3 and not WPA2 mode for option 2) if you have a mix of devices utilizing both? [/QUOTE]

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