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Samsung Apps and Services
Hello, I had to Google something and it seemed strange with the results. I am using ms vpn and in the url for Google page, it lists this
![image image](https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/1190718i0BFF352098D6CBD4/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999)
What does that mean, as I was only inquiring about my router. Thanks for reading. Again, was using the Samsung Browser.
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Sean_Read
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Samsung Apps and ServicesIf you're making a router enquiry with a VPN on, such as trying to log into your router, it may cause a malfunction. This happens because your VPN creates a synthetic IP, and the router then assumes your device is using a different IP address. For tasks like this, it's best to turn off the VPN. This is also why online banking apps typically don’t work with VPNs.
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But, I'm reading it as saying USA Qi GAZA maybe I'm reading too much into it, okay, thank you very much. No I didn't log into my router I was being disconnected intermittently, I went to the forum the other day to get insight on how to properly secure my network and was nothing but mention it airplanes. I then wanted to search again about this router and jumped up to the url and saw those letters. Safari I hadn't no issues with, although I never see any url info detail. Glad Samsung makes this info available. I guess I over thought this and thanks.
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