> Is enabling WPA3 practical for home networks? I assume my Nintendo Switch wouldn't be able to connect any more if I did. If it doesn't support WPA3 it won't

> Is enabling WPA3 practical for home networks? I assume my Nintendo Switch wouldn't be able to connect any more if I did. If it doesn't support WPA3 it won't connect to a network that only allows WPA3, however I've seen several routers that have the option to simultaneously enable WPA2 and WPA3 and let the clients specify which version to use. i guess the real answer is "it depends."