It's so bizarre that HomeKit has supported second homes for years, but still doesn't allow you to limit the access other members have to your smart home. It's such a bizarre omission. I thought that when HomeKey support came out, there would be new granular options for controlling access to your home, but nope. There are so many use cases for it. I don't want my kids to have access to their siblings' rooms. I want my parents to be able to see the dog's room and access the house. If I have friends staying at home, I want them to have full access for a limited time, but not be able to accidentally change settings or automations. Matter even supports this now - “Users are assigned roles and permissions based on their level of network access. A network administrator would have full access to all devices and features, while a guest user would only be allowed to control certain devices or access certain features" Come on Apple... in 2024 please?
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