Glad to hear!!

Thank you for the suggestion. I've only recently heard about the Mill composter. I'll look into it further.

If you're referring to existing macOS devices that you didn't buy from an approved ABM vendor or were bought before you set up ABM, then you can use Apple Configurator to add to ABM. If you've bought with an approved vendor but forgot to tell them to add to your ABM, you can try reaching out to see if they can still add it; this may have a duration where the vendor cannot go back further than a certain date to add devices. Apple Article on adding devices from Apple Configurator to ABM: support.apple.com/guide/apple-business-manager/add-devices-from-apple-configurator-axm200a54d59/web

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@queencafe777 Thank you for sharing your experience! That’s so sweet of your daughter! Yeah, there’s no strange smell at all!!!

@ed6954 You’re so welcome! Glad it was helpful!!

Completely agreed!! Our previous place has enough backyard space to dump everything outside but not with our current place. 🥲

It’s to show how dirty the dirty water is. If I were to dump directly into the sink at first, the visual may not be able to capture how dirty it is. 😁

Thank you for the kind comment! Agreed, the performance and setup are great 👍 !

@mattheww8059 Oh No! That’s terrible that you wasted so much time on that router system - definitely not worth the headache at all. I was very disappointed with this model. Hope you were able to get something that worked for you!

Thank you so much for the support!

Great question! I’m not sure to be honest. I’d say it may improve the privacy because certain features are disabled when on AP mode. Here’s a list of features not supported on AP mode. www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/2399/ Maybe when I get a chance to buy another Router, then I can put this model on AP mode to test.

@@kimandtech ty kim. i heard deco might be releasing a BE63 or BE65 POE model (which is a triband). based on pricing and performance for wired/wireless backhaul for a wireless access point with roaming that just works, i'm very tempted to get the poe version of this. They do have the omada series which does seem to not require logging into tplink (though you still can if you want to), but it's way more pricier than the deco series. I was looking at the Ubiquiti U7 Pro, but based on the reviews it doesn't do well for roaming, and the 6ghz was bad. and they had some sort of vpn bug. 🥲 no choice i guess....

@@AinzOoalG0wn I did look into the Omada models, and they’re more for Business than Home, which might explain the extra cost.😄 I haven’t looked into Ubiquity, but I have heard of them. Thank you for sharing!

@@kimandtech i did look at the ubiquiti U7 Pro, but the 6hz, roaming and vpn performed poorly. So then the choice was to the BE65 Deco (which is the same as the BE63 which is marketed to the US where you probably are. 65 is for asia). There is a POE version supposedly out end of this year or something, that is the one i am looking at. It has 5gbe multigig vs the be65 2.5gbe port. Doesn't seem to be any other good options when tallying in price, performance, availability. Also i noticed for AMD ryzen systems, doesn't seem possible to add wifi7? at least not when trying to use the intel wifi7 pcie addon cards. That in itself is one whole topic x-x; So yeah 2024 doesn't seem like the best year to be getting a wifi7 unless u have to buy an ap.

The option is there, but I think it depends on the model and/or ISP because I cannot enable that feature on the Deco app. www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/2465/

@nemetirobert6819 Thank you so much for the kind comment and sharing your situation. Romania is a place I want to visit one day. It looks so lovely and calm. 1kg is a large size! This composter is great if your backyard is small since you’ll eventually run out of space to throw the food waste in the backyard, and since you live in Romania, it gets cold and maybe even snow during the winter, so something like this would definitely help turn the kitchen scraps into something useful a lot quicker. Do they have a 30-days return for free that you maybe can take advantage of?

@warhawke82 Thank you for the kind comment! You are correct! There is a block feature on NextDNS. Unfortunately, we were so close to the returned date that I didn’t have time to test further. However, it worked when I was testing with the Netgear Orbi. Maybe I’ll work my way toward the self hosting one day, but I still have so much to learn. 😅

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@@kimandtech Thank you! I actually bought a set last week. I'm running them in AP mode with wired backhaul through my existing network switch (TP-Link) and the performance is amazing! Your thorough review and warning were very helpful.

@@tonystephenson9961 Nice!! Thank you for sharing your experience!

Hi! I think you’re referring to more than 1 Roborock, correct? If so, you can add them from the Home Screen of the Roborock app before tapping Enter into the specific Roborock vacuum.

Glad it was helpful! 🙏

@roborockglobal Thank you for the kind comment. The robot has helped greatly with the daily light cleaning!

@roborockglobal i got 4 s7/s8 in total, every one of those got after 6-12 month lidar tower problems, disk not spinning anymore, roboter stopping working completely. also 2 got a phantom bumper stuck error when it wasnt. maybe fix that :)

@minigiant8998 So glad that your base is still in tacked! Thank you for stopping by and finding my video helpful! 🙏

@worldwide_wes Thank you for watching both videos! 🙏 Funny thing is I'm having trouble finding the 3rd-party traffic to Avira (the security 3rd-party from the AXE5300 video) for this model. I'm not sure if it's fixed or if there's another 3rd-party that it's being routed to, so I'm trying to comb through the logs and trying determine what each ping is for. This is going to take a while...😭

​@@kimandtech Is there a security concern or not?

@@manikdesilva1 Haven’t found any yet

@dannschlueter4405 Thank you so much for watching another one of my videos! 🙏 As for my opinion on the account to the Deco app, I honestly don't have much concern about this since a login credential is needed for almost all the mesh system app, at least the ones I've tried to far. The reason being is because I think of it like if I have a Nest WiFi pro, I'd use my Google account, which to me is way riskier as it's tied to my emails rather than just a single independent account for the TP-Link Deco app. Of course I can create a separate Google account just for the Nest WiFi pro, but that's besides the main point. Unfortunately, we cannot control if the TP-Link databases leaked our credentials as it can always happens along with any databases. We can only do what we can, which I normally like to change my password every time I set up a new router. Now that I'm thinking about it, I should also practice changing my complex password maybe once or twice a year just to be safe as well. Thanks for giving me the idea! Regarding the concern of turning off the remote access, you can sign out of the app if you don't want to have full-time access and sign into it only when you need to make adjustment as a work around. Of course, it doesn't solve your concern of having an account to the app, but it temporary turns off the remote access from the Deco app on your phone until the next time you sign in again. Good point that they don't have MFA, which they definitely should! Do you know any brand that has MFA for their account? I'd love to look into it!

Hi Kim, Google has MFA if you use nest wifi pro.

@dannschlueter4405 Thanks for the comment. Want to confirm I understand the first question correctly. Do you mean being able to see your network from the TP-link Deco app from anywhere? As for the second question, I honestly don't have much concern about this since a login credential is needed for almost all the mesh system app, at least the ones I've tried to far. The reason being is because I think of it like if I have a Nest WiFi pro, I'd use my Google account, which to me is way riskier as it's tied to my emails rather than just a single independent account for the TP-Link Deco app. Of course I can create a separate Google account just for the Nest WiFi pro, but that's besides the main point. Unfortunately, we cannot control if the TP-Link databases leaked our credentials as it can always happens along with any databases. We can only do what we can, which I normally like to change my password every time I set up a new router. Now that I'm thinking about it, I should also practice changing my complex password maybe once or twice a year just to be safe as well. Thanks for giving me the idea!

@comesee989 Thank you for the kind comment and stopping by. Glad you find it helpful!

@SweetSilvia Thank you so much for the kind compliment and stopping by!! 🙏

@Homeymoto You technically don’t need do you any Group B credits because Group A credits can satisfy for Group B if you have enough. I believe I mentioned this in the video under the CPE Requirements section. Please feel free to rewatch it or let me know if you have other questions.

I’m currently testing out the TP-Link Deco 16000. The performance has been good so far. Haven’t been able to test much else about it.

@AinzOalG0wn Thank you so much!!! Really appreciate your support!!! 🙏

@AinzOoalG0wn Thank you so much for the kind words. Completely agreed!

Not yet. I did give some to my brother for his plants. I don’t know if he has used it yet. I’ll ask him tomorrow when I see him.

Composted is organic matter that is broken down into a nutrients and microbes. Soil is dirt, (top soil) compost, sand, perlite ect. Compost is a soil amendment and soil is still full of microbes from compost and other sources like worm castings, frass ect

@ralphki5nuk130 Currently, I don’t have a recommendation for out of the box mesh system in regards to security and privacy concerns. I’m currently testing the new model of Tp-Link and hopefully get to test a few more brands to see if such system exist. It’s a bit time consuming though 😅

@eboymario3221 Thank you for sharing your experience with the older models. Glad that they are working well for you!

Thanks!🙏

@TheArchitect101 is this model from TP-Link being sold in the EU? If yea, then they may be implicated under GDPR.

@BuddyBearCreator Oh No! 😟 I’m so sorry to hear. That’s awful that you have to experience such bad customer service. Appreciate you sharing your experience! Did Costco let you return the product? I was able return mine 6 or 7 months in.

the product is older than a year. I'll try and return the product if possible. I'm more disappointed in the company customer service policy or lack thereof @@kimandtech

@mustafaturgun You should if you have a lot plugged into the outlet besides the Roborock. If the Roborock is the only device plugged into the outlet, then you don’t have to. To be safe, you completely can.

@jeffwest5783 😅 Well, there was some transfer, which I had to clean separately 😭

@ksnax Thank you for sharing. Agreed that the Internet is security risk on its own! I wouldn’t mind the security/privacy concern of the Deco sending my traffic to its 3rd party antivirus vendor if I had joined their HomeShield protection program because it makes total sense since the 3rd party antivirus vendor needs to see my traffic to manage what is secure or not secure. Or if TP-Link are transparent - explicitly stating it - and maybe even give the ability to opt out. Besides that, I completely think the Deco works great!

@davidpetrell1791 It’s a solid wood desk that we got from Amazon.

Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing!

@xandercode Thank you for sharing. I'll look into this.