Plan enrollment changes for new tailnets
New tailnets now ask users whether they'll be used for work or home, which determines trial enrollment. Custom domain tailnets are no longer automatically enrolled in trials and now follow the same work/home-based enrollment logic.
- New: The process for creating a new tailnet now asks you if the tailnet will be primarily used At work or At home. This determines whether to enroll the tailnet into a 14-day trial or the Personal plan. For more details, see the Tailscale quickstart topic.
- Changed: Newly created tailnets using custom domains are no longer automatically enrolled in a trial. Instead, the At work or At home selection determines trial enrollment.
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