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Hi, Iamp;#39;m Maya Kaczorowski, a product manager here at tail scale. And Iamp;#39;m here with Maisem. Can you introduce yourself? Hi, Iamp;#39;m Maisem Ali. Iamp;#39;m an engineer here at Tailscale and Iamp;#39;ve been here about 10 months. It looks like weamp;#39;re here to talk about ACL tags today. Yeah, thatamp;#39;s right. So first off, what are access control lists, which people sometimes call Ackles or ACLs. ACLs in the context of Tailscale specify which of your devices can communicate with which of your other devices. So you can specify something like, amp;quot;Oh, Maisemamp;#39;s devices, can talk to Mayaamp;#39;s devices or Mayaamp;#39;s devices can only talk to Mayaamp;#39;s devices. So how do I restrict it so that I can only talk to my own devices? So you would go to the admin console in Tailscale and you would change the default allow policy to say that Mayaamp;#39;s devices can talks to Mayaamp;#39;s devices. We have docs on how to
