So we moved to our new retirement home next to grandchildren (6 and 3). I built the mesh network and I have a HomePod OG or Mini in almost every room. But when the grandchildren come, they are very happy to run from one room to another, giving Siri command after command to play music, tell jokes, and so on. Cute at first, but annoying when things start to explode all over the house, while adults try to socialize. I thought Siri was set up / trained to recognize only the two voices, but it doesn't seem to matter. She will answer anyone who says her name. Is there any way to disable Siri on the entire eco system simultaneously without doing it on each individual device?
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