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Free Improves the Wi-Fi 7 of Its Subscribers with MLO Technology on Repeaters, to Gain Performance

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The Free operator has just deployed an update around the MLO Wi-Fi 7 technology on its repeaters. Freeboxes can now optimize their multi-band connectivity.
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The users of WiFi 7 box will benefit from better connectivity with their repeaters. Free launched yesterday a new update of its Freebox Servers Revolution, Pop, Delta and Ultra. Numbered 4.9.5, the latter is accessible simply by restarting your Freebox and the developers indicates a single improvement, which concerns WiFi boxes [...] The Free article deploys a new update of its Freebox for an improvement of WiFi 7 has been published on Univers F…

The Free operator has just deployed an update around the MLO Wi-Fi 7 technology on its repeaters. Freeboxes can now optimize their multi-band connectivity.

Freenautes can now take full advantage of the advanced capabilities of the Wi-Fi 7 thanks to the latest update of the Freebox Server, numbered 4.9.5. Available since 9 June 2025, this update introduces a major improvement for users equipped with Wi-Fi repeaters 7. Why does this technical novelty really change the situation? An interesting evolution for optimal connectivity. An update that falls to peak: the extended MLO configuration Since 9 Jun…

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Freenews broke the news in on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
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