I turned my old phone into a sound sensor, and it’s my smartest Home a**istant trigger
Creating and fleshing out the smart home can be challenging when shopping around for new devices to add to your automation arsenal, but it doesn't have to be if you're smart about it. I have a few old phones lying around, including an iPhone 12, and wanted to use one to create a super-smart sound sensor, which could help cover us while we slumbered peacefully. Turns out, not only was this possible with just a few hacks to get the iPhone communicating this data with Home Assistant, but it works so well that I decided to expand coverage with a second position elsewhere.
Creating and fleshing out the smart home can be challenging when shopping around for new devices to add to your automation a***nal, but it doesn’t have to be if you’re smart about it. I have a few old phones lying around, including an iPhone 12, and wanted to use one to create a super-smart sound sensor, which could help cover us while we slumbered peacefully. Turns out, not only was this possible with just a few hacks to get the iPhone communicating this data with Home a**istant, but it works so well that I decided to expand coverage with a second position elsewhere.
Emily Brown
Houston
Houston
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