I created a shortcut on my and my wife's iPhones to unlock a Schlage Sense electronic bolt when an NFC tag is read. My iPhone will execute the shortcut when it is activated, but my wife will ask it to press continue to run the automation when the shortcut is activated. The shortcut on both phones has the "ask before running" option turned off. The only thing I can come up with right now that could play into this is that when I set up my home in the Home app, I think I'm considered the owner and I invited it into the house with full access. Does anyone know why mine doesn't require the faucet to run HomeKit automation while my wife does?
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