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Ipv6 is the 200:100f:b106:eab:b8b1:d54<wbr />1:e3d7:3c6<wbr />4 is your phone set to automatically connect to another WI-Fi close by? Maybe a neighbor?<br />
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Edit: At work are you using the Wi-Fi there?
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Ipv6 is the 200:100f:b106:eab:b8b1:d541:e3d7:3c64 is your phone set to automatically connect to another WI-Fi close by? Maybe a neighbor?

Edit: At work are you using the Wi-Fi there?

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I was thinking auto connect also but I turned off &nbsp;all my auto connect settings. And I can't find where I would be connected
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I was thinking auto connect also but I turned off  all my auto connect settings. And I can't find where I would be connected

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I live next to our IT guy. Was worried I was connecting to his router. Don't want prying eyes.
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I live next to our IT guy. Was worried I was connecting to his router. Don't want prying eyes.

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I am using a Samsung galaxy j3 and Verizon wireless network. My phone shows one IP address when I am at work 10.246.154.214 and when i walk 200 yards to my house it changes to 100.86.234.3 and under that 200:100f:b106:eab:b8b1:d54<wbr />1:e3d7:3c6<wbr />4<br />
My Wi-Fi is off. I use strictly data. What would cause this.
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I am using a Samsung galaxy j3 and Verizon wireless network. My phone shows one IP address when I am at work 10.246.154.214 and when i walk 200 yards to my house it changes to 100.86.234.3 and under that 200:100f:b106:eab:b8b1:d541:e3d7:3c64
My Wi-Fi is off. I use strictly data. What would cause this.

Ip address changes but no settings changed.

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