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From: mooleshacat <43627985+mooleshacat@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 19 Jun 2026 20:24:01 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md

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 ## THE CONSUMER'S BEST SOLUTION TO ADDRESS FCC SECURITY CONCERNS:
-I believe OpenWRT/DD-WRT are the solution to address security concerns related to the router bans for security conscious consumers. While it still requires a degree of security mindset from the end-user, OpenWRT 25.12 has made great progress to `security by default` in their design. Given that it replaces unknown proprietary manufacturer firmware with auditable open source code it is my opinion that this is the best way for the end-user to resolve the security concerns addressed by the FCC for existing hardware.
+I believe OpenWRT/DD-WRT are the best solution to address security concerns related to the router bans for security conscious consumers on existing and/or EOL hardware. While it still requires a degree of security mindset from the end-user, OpenWRT 25.12 has made great progress to `security by default` in their design. Given that it replaces unknown proprietary manufacturer firmware with auditable open source code it is my opinion that this is the best way for the end-user to resolve the security concerns addressed by the FCC for existing hardware.
 
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