Security is always good, but is S0 really a big issue for a home setting? IOW, should that restrict the devices we pick? Also, does a mixed S0/S2 environment make the S2 devices downgrade to S0?

After all, we've been running Insteon for years, which is pretty hackable. Isn't even S0 better than that?

* Orest

27 minutes ago, oskrypuch said:

Security is always good, but is S0 really a big issue for a home setting? IOW, should that restrict the devices we pick? Also, does a mixed S0/S2 environment make the S2 devices downgrade to S0?

After all, we've been running Insteon for years, which is pretty hackable. Isn't even S0 better than that?

* Orest

Who's hacked insteon? 

 

Don't think Polisy does S2 yet.

 

 

Very few do S2.  HA, Hubitat, Homeseer.  

S2 is much more efficient than S0.  It requires fewer discrete sends.  

I put my locks/entry on S2, every else I keep I secure.  

6 hours ago, brians said:

Don't think Polisy does S2 yet.

 

 

So an S2 capable device just falls back to S0?

When S2 becomes supported, presume you have to reregister and use the token code.

* Orest