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I can't make my family members use Wireguard, they are stubborn, what can I say?
Secondly it's the guides I saw for some specifics things I wanted, almost everything was with Plex in mind.
Thirdly I just liked how quick it was to set up and intuitive to use compared to Jellyfin.
Fourthly the Users are really easy to manage and create from Plex without me having to manage everyone.
Finally many smart TVs come with a specific subset of apps and Plex usually makes the cut while Jellyfin does not, again, family members, I can't control what TVs they buy.
I don't even know how to setup wireguard because I don't have the time to tinker and learn.