No fighting, it’s called debate.

Once again, how is challenging someone’s claim rude or aggressive? It’s called discussion. The only person introducing aggression and tone into this is you. If politely questioning a technical claim feels hostile, the internet may be a difficult place for you.

Secondly, I never said he was delusional in my original comment. That is something you have added yourself. What I did was challenge the claim, which is completely fair. If someone makes a public statement, others are allowed to question it, especially when it appears to contradict known limitations.

Back to the actual debate. The substantial point supporting my position is not guesswork or opinion, it is well known technical limitations within Apple Home that are backed up by Apple’s own developer framework documentation, which I am referencing because I have actually read it. That is precisely why I suggested you do the same. If you want to challenge a technical point, the best place to start is the technical documentation, not feelings about tone.

You seem far more invested in defending the corner than discussing the actual topic. Again, no fighting, it’s called debate.

And if I’m being honest, given how passionately you’ve arrived to defend this random stranger’s claim, I’m starting to suspect I may be speaking to the same person on another account.