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Putting aside the very legitimate use cases highlighted in other messages, a very simple one is: you're just arriving at home, but are still not (yet) connected
by colinmorelli 3y ago
Putting aside the very legitimate use cases highlighted in other messages, a very simple one is: you're just arriving at home, but are still not (yet) connected to wifi.
These very practical daily occurrences can make devices incredibly annoying and frustrating for typical consumers who want it to just work.
- pmontra 3y agoThat's why I have a radio remote in my car and in my living room and never bothered automating the garage door any further.
- organsnyder 3y agoI find it handy for when I'm outside but not in my car—on my bike, working around the yard, etc.
- vel0city 3y agoFor the "working around the yard" idea, I just got a keypad mounted near the garage door. It is wireless, it just acts like a remote which requires a pin before it sends the toggle command.