I ask that because I know there was some issues during beta testing of iOS 12 with inviting users that were on iOS 11. Assuming that this kind of issue could also go the other way, where if the owner is on a different major release of iOS, could cause issues? This is all a big assumption though…
Not 100% sure about this, but… - During iOS 12 beta testing, I was on iOS 12 beta and was owner of home. My roommate was on iOS 11 at time and was part of the home. If I remember correctly, from my roommate’s phone, Siri did some strange things, sort of similar to what you are saying. However, take this with a large grain of salt, because I cannot fully remember ha.
Sorry for being offtopic, but for someone that doesn’t know homekit, this thread sounds like: “Ever since my wife is living in my home and after upgrading her to IOS 12, Homekit isn’t working anymore”
Don’t know anything about that, but I have experienced that when you update to another iOS and you want to invite someone new to your home who has not the corresponding version of iOS to yours (i.e: older iOS, not the newest one) you can’t invite him/her…
I have an old iPad 4 and I can’t invite that into my home because it only has iOS10. It didn’t say that it is not supported or anything like that, it simply says that this email address is not associated with an Apple ID.
The whole HomeKit sucks I think… This was the thing why I choose openHab in the first place, but I have realized very soon that it doesn’t have any positive side. Had problems with it before, only few things is supported in it - and I’m not talking about OH, that are 3 things supported… - you can’t really customize it.