Hi there @KpopLoyal. A couple of things.
First, Square is showing all print devices that are also connected to the network you are using. This printer says it is an Ethernet printer, which means someone is connected to the same network. Square can’t delete or ignore printers, since this discovery is entirely managed by your network’s router. If you want to delete the printer from discovery by Square, you need to use your router’s tools to either hide it or delete it.
Second, are you sharing a network with someone else? Because for some reason someone has physical access to be able to connect a printer via an Ethernet cable to your network. That, alone, would worry me if you think you are the only business/person using the network.
Chip A.
Square Expert & Innovator and member of the Square Champions group. (But NOT a Square employee, just a seller like you)
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