Deadline-free bounties

Question

_{N.B.: This is inspired by this post over on Programming Puzzles and Code Golf.}

Purpose:

If you have a post that you want answered, you can offer a dead-line free bounty on it. Simply post a single line under Bounties Offered in a bullet heading which will include:

1. The amount of the bounty proffered
2. The name of the user offering (with a link to their profile)
3. A brief description of the qualifying requirements
4. (Optional) a link to an answer to this question which defines the particular qualifications for your bounty

Example (For Example Purposes ONLY):

• 500 points offered by anonymous2 for the first person who definitively answers What personal information is stored on my amazon Echo? using official sources.

Rules

1. Only offer a bounty you can award. (You must have rep points to cover it.)
2. The bounties never expire.
3. Your word is your bond. No one can force you to award your bounty if someone qualifies: your honesty and reputation (not rep points) are at stake. Please be honest. N.B.: This also means there is no guarantee that you will receive a bounty for qualifying.
4. If you lose interest in your bounty, you may remove it, but if someone has already qualified, you must award it.
5. Be definitive. Make sure that your readers can tell exactly what is expected from a qualifying answer.

Offered:

• 50 points offered by Aurora0001 for any answer which adds detailed, canonical information on Securing small home automation setup. (see more)*

Bounties Awarded:

• 50 rep awarded by Aurora0001 for Gilles' answer to Securing Small Home Automation Setup

_{* Recurring bounty}

Answer 1

Bounty for Securing small home automation setup

50 points for any answer which is:

• widely applicable to many smart homes
• likely to be a real problem that needs securing against
• clear, and provides instructions on how to solve the problem.

This bounty will be recurring; I will reward any and all good answers to this question.