Whoops!

About 2:00 this morning the house was cold so I said β€œHey Google set the Nest to 71”
Google responded β€œok. setting 41 devices to 71%” and every IKEA blind went to 71%, all the lights went to 71% and woke everyone up. I quickly opened the app and reversed the damage. I will not do that again. My speech was probably slurred because I was mostly asleep.

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That is why I am not using ANY of this voice recognition spies.
Furthermore, I am trying hard to avoid anything cloud-based.

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LOVE It. :wink: I want to start lurking outside your house at 3am and shout "Set everything to 70%!!" outside your windows just to watch the "WTF, Tom/Dad!!" fun w/your wife and family. :rofl:

We just need to keep Tom away from our homes and we're fine. :wink: :smiley:

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Voice recognition....PAH!.....it doesn't work with women

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Works great in my house...my wife tells me what to do and I do it. :wink:

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I've set up a few virtual switches as 'pseudo-modes' (Quiet Time, Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter) which are toggled by their respective Rules. Quiet Time is used mostly to keep the Sonos network from blasting a low-priority alert in the middle of the night. HE's sky-high WAF would suffer quite a bit if that happened.

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I have had that happen when trying to get google to turn the fans back on when I want a few extra minutes in the morning. Once the lights get turned on I'm up.

This is the best most reliable home automation. And it is 1000+% local control.

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That is worth trying. I will advise my wife to tell you what to do and see if that works better.

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This is cloud-based integration and it will fail left and right.

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When we had Alexa, it only worked for my wife. It never worked fir me. I figured it was prejudiced against men.

You guys need a sketch comedy show... LOLs all over! :smiley:

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