Continuing the discussion from SmartTiles Dashboard 5.4.2 - July 13 (www.SmartTiles.click) : [image] SmartTiles Dashboard 5.4.2 - July 13 (www.SmartTiles.click) Hi Alex, sorry if you’ve addressed this before, but I can’t find it and I’ve searched considerably. But can you explain the security imp…

Thank you. That is perhaps the most in depth response to a query that I’ve ever seen in my life. Bravo! It seems, at the end of the day, that it all boils down to risk mitigation. Larger organizations like Amazon or IFTTT are indeed bigger targets, but I believe that generally we assume they hav…

[image] JohnPoz: Thank you. That is perhaps the most in depth response to a query that I’ve ever seen in my life. Bravo! My pleasure, John! SmartTiles wants to be considered as trustworthy as practical, and are unfortunately constrained by the limitations of the SmartThings platform. This To…

Continuing discussion from: [image] Https://graph.api.smarthings.com Failed to load devices SmartApps & Automations It has nothing to do with “external services”. A SmartApp can disarm the Smart Home Monitor with a single line of code or push its armed/disarmed status to a…

[image] geko: … gives me as a customer peace of mind that the third-party app meet SmartThings publication criteria and is free from malicious code I’d love to give you a piece of my mind, Geko :imp: :wink:! … It is absolutely true that SmartTiles would benefit from the “peace of mind” we co…

[image] tgauchat: I’d love to give you a piece of my mind, Once again, it’s not about you personally or SmartTiles specifically. My issue is with a particular loophole in SmartTings framework that allows installing unpublished, closed-source third-party SmartApps via OAuth flow. SmartThings, …

[image] geko: My issue is with a particular loophole in SmartTings framework that allows installing unpublished, closed-source third-party SmartApps via OAuth flow. Understood. May I redirect that discussion to a recent Topic with a more diverse audience… ie. to: [image] Deve…

I participated in that discussion quite actively, but as I’ve expected, nothing of substance came out of it.

[image] geko: gives me as a customer peace of mind that the third-party app meet SmartThings publication criteria and is free from malicious code. Peace of mind is definitely a good reason…I would want it. And what gives someone that peace of mind? Its the fact that you trust SmartThings, mor…

[image] ashutosh1982: Is there is risk? Definitely! But is the risk worth taking? In my opinion YES! Because I do not want to miss out on SmartTiles. Security is always a personal choice. Some people chose not to wear seatbelt, some don’t lock their front door and some keep their key under th…

[image] geko: However, there’s a law of probabilities and statistically, some of them will eventually become victims of their own negligence Statistically, the number of users compromised due to negligence are lot lesser than the number of users whose security was compromised on “trusted” pla…

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tgauchat (ActionTiles.com co-founder Terry @ActionTiles; GitHub: @cosmicpuppy) November 3, 2015, 9:04pm 7

Understood. May I redirect that discussion to a recent Topic with a more diverse audience… ie. to:

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