I want to use netatmo presence only with HomeKit (no additional netatmo account, no netatmo application) and I have the following problem: specific settings (flood light brightness and flood light activation) seem to be possible only using the netatmo application, which requires a netatmo account . But when you do this, the camera (and it's the stream!) Is visible from the user area of the netatmo website (I don't want the camera to be accessible from there!). Now removing the presence from my netatmo account again, this leads to a factory reset (and the flood light settings seem to be lost). How do I turn off the reflector (or adjust its settings) without the camera being mapped to a netatmo user account? Is there a possibility?
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