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2023 in the smart home: Matter’s broken promises
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this post was submitted on 19 Dec 2023
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I mean, a good chunk of caution is warranted, but this matter of fact (heh) statement without any supporting evidence isn't really helpful either. Particularly because this isn't just Google, but all major players in the smart home area: Apple, Amazon, Google, Samsung and the Zigbee Alliance. I heavily doubt that any of the other players would freely give Google any sort of access.