Besides, that's a pretty weak argument. "Don't put this thing in that can do a bunch of stuff because here's another technology that's also not in any of these products that does only one thing."
I really don't have an argument here just an observation.
If I were to argue I would say – “If it’s only going to set my clock or turn on/off lights I'm not going to pay a monthly service fee. Also I don't want to pay $44 for a clock when the older free technology will get me a $19 clock." I've never had to wait days for my clock to change.
But if there was something I needed/wanted to control or monitor remotely I would be all over this. I just can't think of one. The only thing I can think of is a home monitoring system. But they allow remote access now.
I would think remote temperature control of the house would be nice but I heat with wood and I don’t think this thing will load my stove.
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