> Beyond the basics, what does access to a device on your home network grant them? Any other device connected to that home network - smart fridges, smart stoves

> Beyond the basics, what does access to a device on your home network grant them? Any other device connected to that home network - smart fridges, smart stoves, smart washing machines, laptops - is typically routable via your bed. The (in)security of those devices is now entrusted to random Eight Sleep engineers. And this is why I have any device that needs connectivity to the Internet to function in its own vlan with very specific and oppressive rules about what can talk with what. If you don't have a fancy router, use your guest network for these things. I hate this future.