If it has wifi it's not a router it's an access point, possibly a router with an access point built in
InfiniteDunois
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If it has wifi it's not a router it's an access point, possibly a router with an access point built in
That is correct, however what you said previously is false as a router is nothing but a firewall and directs network traffic. It has 0 responsibility in providing a wireless signal. hence why we have Wireless Access Points (WAP) so one can wirelessly access the network