3 ms·Not that bizarre, some consumer "routers" (router+switch+AP devices) do that by default.by Toutouxc 5y agoNot that bizarre, some consumer "routers" (router+switch+AP devices) do that by default.slac 5y agoWould you know why? And on switches and routers you can surely turn this off... Not so on iOS.Toutouxc 5y agoIt's useful in settings where devices on the same LAN don't trust each other, e.g. coffee shops. I could see a similar explanation behind the iOS thing.