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Huh, you might be right. I've never run across any references to this before, all I've seen in the past is about how HomeKit has very high security standards an
by eridius 10y ago
Huh, you might be right. I've never run across any references to this before, all I've seen in the past is about how HomeKit has very high security standards and that's why a lot of devices don't work. Still, without access to the MFi documentation, it's not clear if this chip is actually required or if it's just the easiest way to meet the security requirements that HomeKit imposes.