Siri will turn on 2 items in a room on some orders ... I need to know how it works In the KITCHEN room I have 2 devices..one is a WEMO connector and the other is a GE smart light bulb I found that the light responds to the KITCHEN. Whenever I want to turn it on or off, say Hay Siri KITCHEN..and the light bulb will switch The Wemo Switch I found EMPTY ON will turn on the device, but only the GARBAGE will turn it off BUT last night I told it KITCHEN and both came ... I guess you can't have a device name the same as in the room ... There's a sequence manual ...
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