Speak for yourself. As an example with Hue, when I started using it around a decade ago, there were no automations (like simulate a sunrise to gently wake you up, or to simulate presence) or sync with TV for a poor man's ambilight.
You not liking new features doesn't mean nobody does. As the saying goes, everyone only needs 20% of Excel, but everyone needs a different 20%.
and yet, this has culminated with Hue requiring accounts on their website for lights to be controllable at all, in another display of corporate sociopathy.
Speak for yourself. As an example with Hue, when I started using it around a decade ago, there were no automations (like simulate a sunrise to gently wake you up, or to simulate presence) or sync with TV for a poor man's ambilight.
You not liking new features doesn't mean nobody does. As the saying goes, everyone only needs 20% of Excel, but everyone needs a different 20%.