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This can be a good first place to look, but don't rely on it. Many integrations have their local access via reverse engineered APIs, and they often go away whe
by Klathmon 7y ago
This can be a good first place to look, but don't rely on it.
Many integrations have their local access via reverse engineered APIs, and they often go away when they get popular enough.
I wrote the Samsung Family Hub smart fridge integration for home assistant and one day Samsung removed the local access in a fridge update and now there is no way to access it without their android or iOS app.
- kevinsundar 7y agoAh yes I agree, I've had the most luck with the above method if I block network connectivity to prevent automatic updates. But thats not always possible / you have to give up many other features potentially.
- henryfjordan 7y agoThat should be illegal... I wonder if you could return the fridge once they update claiming it stopped working for your purposes.
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