@emily @ifixcoinops Another approach that mitigates the issue is sharing infrastructure with friends, but not ones you live with. Then the potential for abuse is split, and potential for abuse of infrastructure you use by people you live with is even lower than for single-user instances, because of lack of physical access. Which abuse avenues via home automation do you think are most important? Ones where abuser uses it to spy, or ones where they command it to directly abuse and/or gaslight, or something else?