Hmmm ... I've had several Apple TV devices for years. I thought I'd end up setting up Homekit. On my UnRAID server, I just installed a Homebridge docker container for Homekit to work with my devices that are not compatible with homekit (Wyze bulbs, older Ring ringtones, etc.). But now, on Apple TV, I see a constant traffic of 2 Mbps. Can I just assume he's connected to me recently, allowing Homekit? I see about 2 Mbps even when I turn off the Home Hub option in the Apple TV menu. Does anyone else see similar traffic? What the hell?
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