Depends, it’s definitely something you can automate so it works at the click of a button on some website (and another to revert). We just run the commands from the terminal.

In our university we have an Ansible playbook to set up firewall rules etc. and change the network share and user logins so that they can’t access the Internet or any previously saved files.

Well, then it means you have nothing to worry about since you don’t have any devices it could be incompatible with.

Are you talking about this?

At least two FIDO® Certified* security keys that work with the Apple devices that you use on a regular basis.

I think “the Apple devices that you use on a regular basis” is the part that belongs together.

have a Turris Omnia as my wireless access point.

Why? Don’t get me wrong, I have an Omnia as well and think it’s awesome, but I use it as an all-in-one router, as a pure wireless access point I’m sure you could get something less expensive.

Yup, and if you want to have control over your data/have the tasks on other devices just connect it to a CalDAV server.

Bruh really? People were making it sound like iOS not having RCS support was entirely on Apple not wanting to adopt an open “better SMS” standard. (To be fair, they probably wouldn’t adopt it even if it was open either)

Not sure if this is better or worse lol. But if this is the case I don’t get the appeal of RCS at all.