You also need to know that Comcast and some other ISPs also are already doing that with their modem/routers. They create a wireless guest network. If you do a search for networks in your area you may see one that says something like “Xfinitywifi” or something similar for other ISPs. The only way to avoid that kind of thing is to disable WiFi on the ISP provided router and buy a dedicated wireless router of your own and use it exclusively for your home wireless. Also, Apple computers (and windows too) have a feature that shares your PC wireless connection with other devices in the area. You have to disable that feature to make sure that your network is secure. The amount of bandwidth that they peel off for this is small but it is not secure because it connects to a router in your neighborhood that does not have a secure password. Tech’s often do not change the neighborhood router password from a default one or one that the ISP assigns to all it’s neighborhood routers. BTW, all neighborhoods have this router for at least one location. It is a necessary Point Of Presence (POP) for maintenance purposes and more recently, to be a POP for the internet of things.