Re: Plume SuperPods
I looked up the HomePass by Plume as I’d never heard of it before.
They have a nice website which you can find here https://www.plume.com/homepass
I wondered if all this clever wifi stuff:
HomePass adapts to your usage through network improvements. It runs more than 10 different types of improvements that work in the background 24/7, so you get fast and consistent WiFi to every corner of your home. For example, if a change occurs that would impact your WiFi performance, like an increase in connected devices or interference from a neighbor’s WiFi, HomePass will make the appropriate adjustments to maintain your WiFi experience.
Would work on a closed loop system or would it use some cloudy back end system which I’m not fond of.
Depending on your configuration, Plume HomePass services will continue to work in the event of an Internet or Plume Cloud outage allowing you to continue accessing the local network.
Although, since the configuration is through the cloud, during the outage you will not be able to make any changes to the network during an outage.
https://support.plume.com/hc/en-us/articles/222244107-Will-Plume-continue-to-function-when-the-Internet-or-Plume-Cloud-is-down-
Now I realise it’s being offered by a broadband company in this case so not expected to work on a closed loop. I just don’t want any details about my network going into the cloud, nor my network traffic monitored by the Superpod or Gateway pod.