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AOSS certainly makes setting up a secure wireless link easy. Just push a button, but if you, and your neighbours have AOSS how do you ensure that only your PC connect with your Access Point and no one else. [anonymous from August 11, 2007‎]

Seems like it was only used through about 2009, so not sure it needs to be a separate stub? W Nowicki ( talk) 22:40, 26 May 2013 (UTC) reply