Honest question: What I'm paying for isn't secure WiFi per se, but a working, out-of-the-box solution, right? My time is valuable and I've been known to make m

Honest question: What I'm paying for isn't secure WiFi per se, but a working, out-of-the-box solution, right? My time is valuable and I've been known to make mistakes. So rather set up and maintain my own router, I bought a Google Wifi unit, and now I'm reasonably certain that my wifi is not the weakest link in my home electronics security profile. Isn't that a real value proposition for anyone who can afford one and unable to continuously update their DIY router?