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this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2025
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The only fundamental difference between wifi and the other protocols is they support lower bandwidths like 1 MHz instead of wifi's 20 MHz and have some related low-power radio stuff. Wi-Fi does have a low bandwidth version in Wi-Fi HaLow but it doesn't seem like it's getting adoption yet.
IoT devices just need to be developed to be more secure. There's not really a way around that. And home routers should have an easy way to block their internet or something. No need for entirely separate hardware and protocols.