@HelpFixDecoApp Is here somebody from TP-Link? :-)

Today I returned four Deco x50s and one x50 Outdoor for exactly that reason. Took me a while and some research to understand why the function in the app was nowhere to be found.

I wanted to replace my old Apple Airport Extremes, but without whitelisting, this was sadly no option for me.

How a device released in 2022 never supported this basic wifi function from the start is beyond me, but apparently the indoor Deco x50s also gained this later via firmware update.

I don't understand why it's so difficult for support to answer here whether the function for x50 outdoor is planned in a future update. and if so, when approximately. Unfortunately, I can't return the x50 outdoor to the seller. I've had it for a little over a month now...

I just ordered the BE25-Outdoor on Amazon and will give it a try. Specs list "Access Control" under wifi-security, couldn't find clear answers if this refers to whitelisting or not.

If the B25 line has this feature then I will bite the bullet and get 4 indoor units as well.

I can now confirm that the Deco BE25 Outdoor supports whitelisting, or "allow list" as it is called.

  I have to say that TP-Link has perhaps the worst technical support I've ever experienced... they can't even answer if they're planning an update or if I should get rid of this thing...

  @HelpFixDecoApp 

ok. I guess I work in a company that is too customer-oriented and that's why this feels wrong to me... I don't know. Maybe I would just expect someone to write to me and try to find out from the developers. But there is no answer here. Your message is probably the only answer from someone from TP-Link... up to this point, only me and another frustrated customer have written here...