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== Method 1 (Easiest): Use Home Assistant == | == Method 1 (Easiest): Use Home Assistant == | ||
Home Assistant is a piece of [[Open-source]] software that acts as control panel that can manage and install a wide plethora of useful programs you can run from your home and connect to from anywhere. It can also monitor your home while you are gone without violating your privacy. It partially removes a lot of the overhead that usually comes with installing and managing a home server, and is made with security in mind. | |||
