That totally defeats the purpose of TLS. On most home networks, any device can act as a DHCP server. Indeed, a lot of those “limit internet time for kids” devic

That totally defeats the purpose of TLS. On most home networks, any device can act as a DHCP server. Indeed, a lot of those “limit internet time for kids” devices depend on ARP and/or DHCP spoofing to work. I’m glad the security model of the last couple of decades (trust every device on the LAN) is slowly dying. Oh and adding a nerdy feature to home routers is never gonna happen. Consider how long it took for IPv6 to be enabled by default.