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I recently solved a 5-10 year bug in a similar vein. My local network DHCP shared an IP space with the VPN to which I have been connecting. This was causing intermittent and "unexplainable" connection issues that were ultimately due to plain old IP-address collisions.

Sadly, the immense joy that I felt upon resolution is mysteriously lacking from this person's post.

Edit: DHCP not DNS

How do you manage app updates?

I ask because I've been trying to make this system work for me, but find that the app update flow (partner unlocks phone -> update apps -> partner locks phone) always breaks and I end up with an unrestricted phone.

The fact that you can't allow updates while also not allowing installation of new apps is a huge blocker here for me.

For anyone else who may be wondering, the Washington Post estimates that this would affect ~16,000 households and generate (on the high end) $72 billion annually in additional tax revenue.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/01/05/ocasio-co...

One solution is to use Netflix's DVD service. In my experience it has the largest catalogue of any service and in many instances is the only way to legally view a movie without actually purchasing a copy.

It also switches from a passive "watch what is available" model to an active "watch what you have sought out" model.