Ah thanks, I retract the above then, ( I had actually amended the code to replace my tracker to the group)
As far as I remember it still stands for actual individual trackers (actually took me a while to understand why some automations would work some days and not others)
Or is it too late and time for me to go to sleep?
Not sure with individual trackers tbh, I would like to think it would be the same because it’s a good idea to have a not_home state, but yeah, maybe that’s the point in group.all_devices, so you can track basically whether home is occupied or not, but the individual trackers only state to not_home if not in a predefined zone. Dunno
Ha, I have enough problems with presence detection thanks to the ladies in my life insisting on using those ridiculous iPhone things, but by all means test away yourself and update the docs (which I’ve just discovered don’t answer this question, unless I’m missing something).
Lol. I’m pretty sure that was the one reason why one of my automations would not run. I’ll see if I have time to try this weekend. (I’ll most likely be busy setting up LED Strips though)
And for your ladies, simply install owntracks on their iPhone, I find it works better than using the app, though in my experience it requires an app restart once in a while (like 1-2 times a month)
Tado follows only the people who has installed his application and tells if you are at home or away from home based on the distance from home you set on the app.