“what is an apple homekit enabled device?”

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• Apple HomeKit is a smart home device used to control other smart home products. Simply put same as the google nest, echo or Amazon Alexa.

  Answered by Dood 5 years ago

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• Apple Home is a native iPhone application that allows you to control Apple Certified “smart” devices. The HomePod and other Apple HomeKit enabled devices all show up in Apple Home and can be controlled by Siri.

  Answered by JohnATX 5 years ago

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• It simply means a smart device that is compatible with Apple's Home Kit protocol/app. It is Apple's way of communicating with other smart devices natively through their products. For example with something like Philips Hue smart lights, which is Apple Home Kit enabled, it can be controlled using the Philips Hue app or directly within the Home app of an iPhone or iPad. It can be accessed through control center as well as Siri. An Apple Home Kit enabled device should allow for an easy and seamless integration with your Apple products.

  Answered by iBuyTooMuchTech 5 years ago

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• oh, its nothing, just something apple made to spy on us

  Answered by BigManJoe 5 years ago

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