I'll buy one at some point :) The problem with this particular hack is (like with many others where flipper zero is mentioned) that you might just use some 10

I'll buy one at some point :) The problem with this particular hack is (like with many others where flipper zero is mentioned) that you might just use some 10 BLE micro controller to achieve the same thing. Usually the things that were glued together in the flipper are never used together for a complex use case. Not sure about what Apple does here, though, so I might be wrong. Anyway, the cases where you can employ IR, BLE, RFID and the flipper's custom radio in some useful combination seem to be rare and it usually always seems to make more sense to list the needed components for the hack instead of giving some folks finally a (destructive) use case for their expensively acquired gadget. Of course the idea of delivering the solution as software/declaratively is the interesting part. But applications are rare and seldom new (at some point replaying your old garage door might only deliver so much long term motivation)