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The only added question is how much will anyone outside your company see this pattern to really pick up on it? I would possibly say something if it is going to be noticeable to clients but internal I would let it be.

Who knows. Many years ago I created a guest VLAN on our network.....it's 192.168.69.0/24. Still in use at our main office to this day! I've done it at a few clients too. A little chuckle....sure!
 
I saw how handy it was to take a picture of the router label in a difficult low light situation...

Not to mention when the label is upside down on the back of a 60# UPS under a tangle of wires! ....or light grey text on a white background that's partially scraped away! ...or....ok, I'll quit now before this turns into a "Get off my lawn!" rant - haha.
 
Side note on the need for magnification (which has little to do with age for a lot of this stuff, I know "youngsters" who can't read the ultra-fine print on some fo this stuff), if you're an Android user and always have your smartphone on you, the Smart Tools Smart Magnifier app can prove to be a real godsend. I don't know if an iOS port exists or not.
 
Side note on the need for magnification (which has little to do with age for a lot of this stuff, I know "youngsters" who can't read the ultra-fine print on some fo this stuff), if you're an Android user and always have your smartphone on you, the Smart Tools Smart Magnifier app can prove to be a real godsend. I don't know if an iOS port exists or not.
Samsung has a built in magnifier within the OS, no need for an app install.

Found within -

Settings
Accessibility
Vision Enhancements
Magnifier

Then set the button combo to activate it when needed, I use VOL_UP/DOWN
 
@frase,

I think we may be talking two different types of Magnification. I have that in my device's settings, too, in an ever-so-slightly different location, but it only allows you to magnify on-screen content. That's not what I'm referring to.

The app I mention is a digital magnifying glass where you point the camera at something and it's shown, magnified, on your screen.

If Samsung does that with the setting you refer to, then it's different than other Android devices (which isn't surprising, as Samsung has often "done its own thing").
 
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