Starlink

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With gen3, all you need to do is buy an additional gen3 router. Those routers are a mesh router.

The problem with that is what happens if/when you get fiber or move off Starlink for another reason? You've spent a lot on Starlink hardware that likely isn't the best choice without them as ISP.
 
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I use the Starlink as a modem only, pass-through mode, there were not enough security or access controls to satisfy me when I first installed it. Instead preferring to use my own router where I can control every aspect of the network such as having multiple SSID with no crossover access between them or profiles that prohibit/block specific sites and background (tracking, privacy) processes.

I probably put more way more effort into securing my network than the majority would consider necessary or want to do...
 

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