One way to tell who in your neighborhood is on the HomePod team

Amazing that you can see this from the street.



10 thoughts on “One way to tell who in your neighborhood is on the HomePod team

  1. I don’t get this. Aren’t these devices hidden once they are connected to a AppleID? Such visibility would seem to be a great invitation for burglars.

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  3. I get notifications all the time as I buzz down the road of wifi in people’s homes, and sometimes I see connections to the setup address for people’s printers. It doesn’t surprise me you can see devices, even a HomePod. There should be some setting somewhere to make it hidden/more hidden. Considering it’s really out there in beta form right now, we should give it a bit of time rather than get our knickers in a twist.

  4. eeek! Apparently the IoT means either you are exposed or stuff will not work … lovely. Maybe Apple will push a sensible update? Apple does seem to like security.

  5. Uh huh.

    None of my smart home stuff is a “nightmare”.

    “Seeing that a device exists” is nightmarish, for sure, though.

    I mean, think of the implications!

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