Since the update to iOS 14.4.1 I had problems with the HomeKit application on the iPhone. As a reference point, I have four Homepods, one Homepod Mini and two Apple TVs registered in the application. The problems are: 1) Both Apple TVs have appeared unresponsive in the last two days. Other devices were fine. Both were in my home network and worked well. The only way I was able to delete "no answer" was to restart my iPhone. 2) When I arrived at work, both yesterday and today, I noticed that the HomeKit application was open on my phone. I didn't open it. In fact, I rarely use the app. Both issues started after the update to 14.4.1, although I can't say for sure that it caused the issues. Anyone else who has quirks HomeKit since the update?
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