I would wonder at side effects. The person whose WiFi enabled mechanical lung fucks up. The cost of the complete reset of some people's systems doing home manag

I would wonder at side effects. The person whose WiFi enabled mechanical lung fucks up. The cost of the complete reset of some people's systems doing home management. The guy upstairs who isn't being raided, who loses service and has his contract terminated during a critical interview or meeting online.. Not that these don't exist in the real world outside of robot dog enforced WiFi blackout: I lived in Amsterdam and there was a murder downstairs (drug dealers, shisha lounge, machine gun. It was noisy) and we were within 5 paces of being forbidden to leave the house until the crime scene tape was removed, when the cops relaxed and said we could pass. It would have been a difficult day ringing people to decline to continue business for unvoidable reasons. Now, post-covid we've normalised crashing out of things. So maybe there's less risk and we can all turn over and go back to sleep for the morning while the cops blanket out signal and turn off the fibre to the home. Note to criminals in apartments: Using the flat upstairs WiFi for drug deals is uncool. Unrelated party damage man, uncool. Is there an FCC exclusion on the "no blockers" which applies to the SWAT team? Do they basically radiate a sphere of "I can do this" all the time? Is it warrant based or does it come with blanket approval to disable peoples communications signal at any time of their choosing?