IMO I like that WGL doesn't involve hardware so no extra complication/overhead associated with that or yet another power cable to find somewhere to plug into. Most modern routers have easy to use blocking features - just look at the below from the netgear website. If I didn't reveal it was netgear you could almost thought I lifted it from a competitor website. Hmm, same features in a device you probably already own but don't known of it's capabilities IMO????? What does that competitor offer that's actually different? btw I have nothing against that competitor but the point I am making is the way WGL is approaching the problem which ticks a lot of boxes for me.
