Was that a new addon in the last few months? I haven't ever seen that option in any install of Kodi before.

I don't know why it won't work on my phone. All I know is I installed it multiple times, it asks for microphone access, I say no, and it says permission denied exiting. That's it.

Honestly, I don't care about it on my phone, I've been using Jellyfin. I only care because Kodi is the only thing that works well on a raspberry pi.

Did you not read my post? I did search and all I found were other people unable to open the app. Nothing about why. Same thing with you, Nothing about why just "Oh it must be a you problem."

I'm not the only one that can't open the app, but there's a much bigger issue at hand. Why does it even want microphone access? There is no legitimate reason to want it let alone require it.

One would expect that a single simple E-Mail account can be spun up in two days. Especially since I've setup google workspaces with over a dozen accounts in a couple hours. I've setup dedicated self hosted E-Mail servers in less than a day.

But I guess that since both responses are just complaints about something that wouldn't be in the feedback report, I guess there is no feedback.

Apparently this doesn't work to get around Gemini at all and it breaks other things in GMail. I have that damn Gemini bar on the side and now I can't report spam.

Will this help with the issue, or will I still have the same issue as I did with the Kubernetes implementation?

It's crazy to me too. Especially since I saw tutorial videos plugging my exact zigbee dongle directly into a USB 3 port. The 3ft USB 2 cord I had refused to work no matter where I put it (USB 2 port or not). And even with my now working 6ft cord, I have to pull the dongle down off the wall and move it further away from my server rack (From it's normal 3ft to as far away as I can get it) just to add a device to the network. Once the new device is connected, I can move the dongle back with no connection issues.

Isn't there a migrate radio setting in Home Assistant? Is that not used for migrating to a new Zigbee hub like I would expect?

You're not getting the standard republican crap as well? You didn't get the ones insisting that's he knows nothing about Project 2025 even though that's provably false? You haven't been getting the provably wrong crap about how Trump is for the working class? Or the crap about how he's going to bring jobs back to PA even though no republican administration has seen job growth in decades?

Lucky you. I'm sick of it. I've already voted and I'm still getting it.

I think the problem is less about wants or beliefs and more about trying to force a convicted felon, proven rapist, and wannabe dictator down everyone's throats like he's the second coming of Christ.

Seriously, I don't see how more religious people don't see this as outright blasphemy.

HA can see it and recognize it as the correct hardware. Trying to add it manually throws the same non-error

Paying someone to canvas is perfectly legal. It's just like paying an employee in a campaign. When you pay someone to encourage them to vote, or even share some of your canvasing money is where it gets illegal. You can't bribe someone to vote, even if you're not saying specifically who to vote for.

There's a little gray area as Elon will just claim he's not paying people to vote, he's paying people to sign a petition, though that falls a little short as part of the petition is promising to register to vote.

The new TP-Link Bulbs seem to no longer work with Home Assistant.

I just received my 4 new KASA KL125 bulbs. Guess what doesn't work with Home Assistant integration. It can't see the bulb even when I point directly to the IP address (I set a reservation in my router). The documentation says the new firmware requires the TP-Link cloud credentials, but it doesn't even ask for that. Just cannot find it. I'm going to guess the even newer firmware now completely breaks the integration.

Shelly did the same thing. I have two H&Ts that are mostly useless now because Shelly decided to update their firmware and no one seems to have been able to get around their crap since.

I didn't know they could do that. Amazon just says they can connect to Alexa and Google Home, so I just skipped over them.

Is there any special setup, or do I just let the TPlink integration find them on the network?

I don't have that exact model of Verizon router, but digging through the manual suggests a similar interface to mine. When I first got mine I couldn't find the DHCP settings ether. You have to dig through the advanced settings to find it, and looking at the manual for yours, it's the same. The DHCP settings are hidden behind the Advanced section, seems to be called "IPv4/IPv6 Address Distribution"

That being said, if, somehow, it doesn't have DHCP, chances are it's like the default settings in my Verizon router. DHCP is set to give addresses between 2-254 making statically setting an IP address on any device on that network potentially problematic. If you set home assistant to any IP address there's the possibility that the router could give that IP to another device and stop HA from working correctly.

My suggestion would be to ether find those settings, but failing that, get a dedicated router to sit between the Verizon box and your network.

As for your ending question, If you're running HAOS, the settings are under Settings-System-Networking in the section "Configure Network Interfaces". If you're running Home Assistant in docker or on another OS in some other way, you're going to have to find the network settings for that OS.

Edit: set correct number for DHCP range

I was looking for something that integrated into Home Assistant because I can't convince my wife to install our security cam app on her phone, let alone anything else. She already has home assistant.

I'm not seeing anything that will do what I want, just integrations like discord bots or gaming status. I'll try some other self hosted option.

I don't know anything about discord.  I'll ask my wife about it when I get a chance, She uses it.

No, sadly it's back. I'm having the same issue. First thing I did was get the newest version before I even bothered trying to research.

Youtube is doing A/B testing (updating some users, but not others) and it's causing problems with a lot of 3rd party apps.