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Yale Assure Lock 2 works with HomeKit to secure homes
digitalsherpa said:Schlage has had a smart lock for at least 5 years that does all this and more. So, what is new about this lock??? -
Yale Assure Lock 2 works with HomeKit to secure homes
StrangeDays said:snarbin said:There’s no mention of HomeKey compatibility on their website, so it looks like HomeKit and Apple Watch support just means Siri and unlocking with the Yale app on the Apple Watch. That’s disappointing, as I don’t see a reason to buy a new smart lock without being able to unlock it natively with the watch and phone. Sure it only takes a couple seconds, but not unlocking the watch or phone with HomeKey is just way easier.I got the email a few days ago saying that this lock was coming up but no HomeKey means no purchase for me. I was sure their follow up version would have it. ASSA AMBLOY was one of the companies on the list of smart locks that would offer it and I’ll admit I’m shocked it doesn’t. I love my previous Yale Assure lock with August Connect and tired of waiting for the Schlage but I just can’t go forward with this one. Shame since it’s looks really good too. -
HomeKit smart bulb maker Lifx acquired by Feit Electric
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Robbery victim tracks thief with AirTag, gets broken nose
zimmermann said:Of course getting robbed of something you just bought can make you very angry. But to bring a gun into play for this, with the possibility of killing someone, feels not proportional. A life, even of a criminal, should not be endangered for this kind of theft.Perhaps you don’t know the definition of Robbery in NY and have it confused with Larceny. -
Robbery victim tracks thief with AirTag, gets broken nose
Welcome to NYC. Where the perp is always the victim.Sure you can call the Cops and they’ll come. Collar the guy in which the charges will most certainly be knocked down by the DA. The guy will be released on a DAT and be back out on the street a couple hours later. Maybe if the Cop is lucky, they’ll be challenged by the perp who stole your property and resist arrest. Now the Cop will have to fight back and be scrutinized under a microscope by all the cell phones pointed in their direction. Possibly face termination, suspension and/or discipline because an opinion by the mob was already formulated, before due process, while the Cop was merely doing their job. Furthermore, Highly likely to face a lawsuit by the perp as well, all on your behalf.Take the loss. NYC DA’s and politicians are for the criminal. It’s no coincidence that crime has sky rocketed. The criminal feels emboldened because they are now a protected class. Voting has consequences.