> And most of that wouldn’t be useful. We use encryption for almost everything now for a reason. The topic at hand is local network access. Some examples of th

> And most of that wouldn’t be useful. We use encryption for almost everything now for a reason. The topic at hand is local network access. Some examples of things happening on your local network that you might not want Elon/ISP to see: - Many people have public shares on their NAS for things like media or family photos - Security cameras - Printers - If you're casting, the title of everything you watch is broadcasted on the network - Even if you're not casting, if you use an Android TV then the title of everything you watch is also broadcasted to the network by default - The list of all your devices - If you torrent things, then the hash of all your torrents is likely broadcasted to your local network (through Local Peer Discovery)