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Hi, welcome to superuser. thanks for the answer. Your answer is similar to Spif's, except for the mention of the Evil Twin. "The reason for this is to prevent an easy Evil Twin attack" -- I would think the reason is because stronger RSSI just means it's a better channel (less noise, etc). The fact that it discourages attaching to a rogue AP outside the premises just seems to be an added bonus of the stronger-is-better strategy.
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Commented Mar 14, 2019 at 22:05

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