HomeKit automation no longer works with third-gen Apple TV after iOS 10 (Updated: Apple clarifies)

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HomeKit automation no longer works with third-gen Apple TV after iOS 10 (Updated: Apple clarifies)

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<p><strong>Update</strong>: Apple has <a href="https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207057" target="_blank">updated[/url] its documentation to reflect the fact that the third-gen Apple TV can do HomeKit remote access, but not automation.</p>
<p>iOS 10 includes a pre-installed Home app from Apple that lets you easily set up and manage smart accessories and automation, which previously required using third-party apps from various developers. There is one important drawback for HomeKit users on iOS 10: you can no longer use the third-generation Apple TV as a hub for automation or remote access.</p>
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