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I prefer simple tech. It can still be automated, and 'smart', but using HomeAssistant, its smart for ME. No passwords, no stupid. Doesn't even need internet, j
by mystraline 2y ago
I prefer simple tech. It can still be automated, and 'smart', but using HomeAssistant, its smart for ME.
No passwords, no stupid. Doesn't even need internet, just the local network.
I can even share access creds to pur garage doors remotely.
Again, I focus on simple and effective 'smart', not throwing enshittifying internet garbage everywhere.
- XorNot 2y agoYeah but that is smart tech, it's just not what people experience as the consumer branding of it.