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The proliferation of advanced technologies has been altering our lifestyle and social interactions - the next frontier is the digital home. Although the future of smart homes is promising, many technical challenges must be addressed to achieve convenience and security. In this paper, we delineate the unique combination of security challenges specifically for access control and consider the challenges of how to simply and securely assign access control policies to visitors for home devices and resources. As an initial approach, we present a set of intuitive access control policies and suggest four access control settings based on our in-person interview results. We anticipate that future research can build on our proposed mechanisms to provide confidence to non-expert home owners for letting visitors use their home network.