No we aren't. Can these items be hijacked, what is the risk of that happening, and what is the damage they can cause? > It's not IKEA's responsibility to ensu

No we aren't. Can these items be hijacked, what is the risk of that happening, and what is the damage they can cause? > It's not IKEA's responsibility to ensure that every product they sell cannot be used in any destructive manner. No, but they have a reasonable due of care. I'm not saying that they shouldn't go on sale without the protections I mentioned. But it's surely a reasonable question to ask if those protections are in there, so as to better understand the risks. >People have to take responsibility for purchasing and introducing new components into their home, Yeah, but what ARE the risks? You can't answer my question, so how am I supposed to make an informed decision if I'm epileptic? I know the balance of risks of knives. Everyone does. How many people know the potential risks of Zigbee-connected bulbs with a wifi hub?