A lot of things in HomeKit are crap, but it really asks me. With HKSV notifications they can receive notifications if no one is home or they can receive notifications at night. But if I want to be informed at night while others are at home, and whenever no one is home, there are no options. It also bothers me that I can't find any documentation to say if the setting is AND or OR. You just have to experiment and find out. Indeed, I only want notifications when my door is locked. And if I want to pay attention to a package, I could close my door to enable notifications. I think this is something they certainly amazed too much and blocked the API so that third-party applications can't make changes. Does anyone else agree or am I doing it wrong?
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