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Disabling wi-fi on Samsung home appliances (specifically dishwasher)
(www.costco.com)
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this post was submitted on 15 Sep 2024
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If you can find where the antenna is, you can cover it with some metal tape to kill the signal. Or wrap the whole thing on a metal cage or foil, basically put the thing in a faraday cage.
I have a feeling they'd put the antenna in the front panel though, so that solution may not be super aesthethic if that's the case.