Re:Reports from Nest Secure customers who are unable to arm/...
by soylentcola on Thursday May 17, 2018 @12:09PM
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I'd imagine it's so you can check on them or adjust them from outside your home network. If you're leaving town for a week and forgot to switch off the air conditioning, you don't need to run back home when you're halfway to the airport.
I guess ideally they would utilize a more localized protocol when you're nearby and then fall back to control->remote server->device when you're not.
I guess ideally they would utilize a more localized protocol when you're nearby and then fall back to control->remote server->device when you're not.