Library kiosks and volunteer tablets need Personal-mode Wi-Fi without one citywide passphrase. Which approach improves accountability?
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Short Explanation
Per-user PSKs are like individual locker codes instead of one code for the whole library. Lose one volunteer’s key and you revoke that identity, not the entire building. Open SSIDs and FAQ passphrases undo that gain.
Full Explanation
Per-user PSK mechanisms issue unique PSKs tied to users or devices, improving revocation and accountability compared with one global Personal passphrase. The WLAN remains Personal-mode AKM but operationally safer for mixed civic devices. Open access or publishing a shared secret removes that accountability.