Disabling SSID broadcast is a feature available on many access points and routers which, when activated, hides the network's name from being displayed in the list of available networks on wireless devices. This obscurity can inhibit unauthorized users from attempting to connect to the network; however, the network is still detectable by other means. The other options given relate to different wireless network settings or features that do not directly control the broadcasting of the network's name.
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