I setup my new Archer C2300 router to the default settings and when logging in from my iPad it popped up a message that said WPA/WPA2 (TKIP) is not secure. I went to the Wireless\Wireless Settings page in the Setup pages and the settings showed WPA/WPA2-Personal with AUTO checked for both Version and Encryption. I then changed these last two to WPA2-PSK and AES based on earlier information that these were more secure. Considering this new iPad popped up the insecure message, why did this message appear? Wouldn't one assume TP-Link had made the default choices the most secure? Also, under the Wireless\Wireless Settings\Security there is another option: WPA/WPA3-Personal. I've not heard of WPA3 before and wonder under what conditions one would check that option? 'll attach a screenshot of the page.