WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) is a local area network based on wireless information transmission technology. Its operation is based on the transmission of data over the airwaves. That is, the devices are combined into a single network without wires. In simple words, WLAN is the same as Wi-Fi. That is, WLAN is the overall structure of the local network, and WiFi is just one of the varieties of this structure.
When using WLANs, the level of protection of personal data increases. It also increases the number of users connecting to a single local access point. The advantages of this data transfer method include extensive Internet coverage, ease of setup, and mobility.
