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That was an amazing read. Thank you.
What do you say is the use case for separating guest Wi-Fi with the more "private" stuff on your network?
As far as I understand... Basically all communications, even inside a network, are encrypted... So I guess you do that to avoid someone trying to exploit some vulnerability?
I think the main benefit is that Guests devices on your network can't find and exploit your own devices.
If you don't trust the person, why give them access to your WiFi in the first place?
You can trust the person, without trusting their technical skills, such that they haven't inadvertently installed malware on their own devices.