your home Wi-Fi network

My question was regarding the instructions for setting a home hub using an Apple TV. The article clearly wants to establish a home network based on what? To the best of my knowledge, there is no way to set the “home network” to be recognized as such in Apple devices. My question was regarding this particular procedure, if any, to make Apple devices recognize the home Wi-Fi as an identifiable “home network” the home hub procedure fir setting this “hub controller “ mentions that it is either set automatically during the device initial startup, or to set manually where the procedure is not even mentioned.

I am familiar with the automatic configuration during setup and if you are blessed your devices would give you a nice integrated home system however, for the unlucky client attempting to enjoy his entertainment system, I am one of those unlucky clients, my Apple TV + subscription was set, without my knowledge, as a service authorized to access Apple Music subscription. Despite the fact that I do not listen to Apple Music and I have not subscribed to the service and followed the instructions shown to me by the startup procedures to use my iPhone for the automated setup. Which I did.

due my need for additional storage on iCloud for my documents and photos, I had two subscriptions iVloud and the Apple TV +. Subsequently, I realized that my Apple tv + was logged under my subscription as Apple Music with access to Apple TV + to a music subscription.

attempting to initiate an corrective action with the least cost to me, I created a mess and the solution required $36 Apple One plus to proved to me the minimum requirements for iCloud and what I believed an Apple TV + service.

WRONG,

the terminal current status is, I have renewed the Apple TV+ subscription and kept the iCloud subscription for 2 Tera bytes with the sum less than the premium services using Apple One. To my displeasure and great irritation, the Apple TV initiated a new configuration procedure starting with asking me if I want Siri to recognize my voice, for the first time, it appears that my AppleID was in use on the tv. Of course I trust Apple and all its ids services and stores, but I need to verify the account on the tv; my AppleID was already set for iCloud and Gaming ID but NOT FOR THE STORE ACCOUNT.

I proceeded to sign out of both services and upon signing out of the TV it removed any history of ever I encountered a TV Apple and the device was deleted from my list of devices.

contscting support was a classic horror and still is. I had to cover the history of the events for The first support person; it took me about 19 minutes to accomplish that and my reward for asking for explanation of the subscription issues, ended by unfortunate network communication error and the chat was dropped. The second person to pickup the chat, appeared to be a trained professional in evasion, every question I asked was replied to by a muddy ambiguity prompting me to set the rules at my desire to communicate with Apple with precision and accuracy. He did not like that.

so, my question about “Home Wi-Fi” chosen with precision and accuracy to solicit a verifiable procedure to start my new Apple 4K TV. I have set the rules for accurate setup by deleting the Music App, Apple TV app and iTunes Store app and signed out from gaming on my iPhone to eliminate possible misguided procedures of the Apple TV 4K to sun in correctly yo my AppleID account, Mot iCloud AppleID, Not Gaming AppleID, Not Music AppleID , Not Apple Cash AppleID, just the simple one AppleID that’s all what I need to use Apple. To this day I have never been able to understand AppleID despite my doctoral degree in Cibil Engineering with collateral degree in probabilities and statistics, my professional registration as a Professional Civil Engineer, etc etc etc

My question still stands, Apple devices do not follow any settings to designate a network as your “home private network.” These networks see based on Microsoft’s definitions and standards for home private networks, Public and enterprise domain networks. These distinctions mandate and control the functions of devices in each type of network, furthermore, Apple devices have the Microsoft networking as built in optional features and all Apple devices observe the rules of Microsoft network client standards.

ok, now for HomeKit devices , which an Apple TV assumes the role of a hub automatically by design and default, the default configuration requires and implies that the tv be connected to “your home network” may I repeat my question “how can we as users of an Apple device connect to a network and designated as “My home network” which will automatically be set as a hub controller in the case of an Apple TV?

user: 

Urquhart1244

so dear gentle reader

I found that the AppleTV configures as a hub when it has an Ethernet port and the cable is connected.

the concluding disposition of a “home network” would depend on whether an Apple TV without Ethernet port can assume to be a hub controller. An iPad can ? Can Apple TV without Ethernet port do that also? If it can , then back to square one.

one clear consequential login is to the TV store app with the supplied AppleID during setup. In my case clearly shows that the AppleID is used selectively and purposely to manipulate and control the user, network configuration and security of the “Home” of every user. Making this fundamental login procedure in the background, omitting the true structure and making it tedious to follow is nit an oversight , sloppy design, but rather a deliberate tool of manipulation

stop

My question is listed under this topic Set up your HomePod, HomePod mini, Apple TV, or iPad as a home hub - Apple Support

are we on the sane page?