What do you mean by "losing connection"? Do you mean that executing an IKEA Trådfri action does not work at all until you reboot the hub? I haven't heard of such an issue before.

@matt-2 You can't extend the range of the wireless Flic 2 <-> Hub LR communication. However you can put them closer together, and connect the hub to your local network. If your hub and, for example your smart lights, are on the same local network, then they can communicate with each other.

If you're outside and have free line of sight, you will easily get 50 m range, and further than so, with the Hub LR and Flic 2. If you're inside however, the range is drastically reduced depending on a lot of factors such as walls, obstructions, possible interference etc. You could try to rotate the devices, but there is no written recipe to get perfect radio signals.

@wallacepost You can have both Ethernet cable and Wi-Fi in use at the same time. I'm not an expert on this topic but the result is the same as with any computer supporting both Ethernet cable and Wi-Fi, namely that the kernel will create some routing table and direct traffic through the interface it thinks will work best.

Hi. Please be patient. We can't answer every question immediately.

We have found that Philips hue have changed an API endpoint. We will need to update the apps and hub firmware in order to fix this.

Note that you only get this issue if your router doesn't work properly, which is why it works for some people and some not. With the fix gets applied it should work for everyone however.

For HomeKit we are still working actively with Apple to get this certified and have almost daily conversations with them.

Hi. It is already supported through the Flic Hub or Flic app.

Hi. Please fill in the details including your hub serial number on https://flic.io/support and we will take it from there.

The as of now very old app doesn't work anymore, due to a certificate that has expired. Please use the latest app, that unfortunately isn't compatible with such an old iOS version.

Hi. I have to admit that this is a bit awkward, but we use the Spotify provider to search for playlists and tracks, which is not linked to from the Sonos action. So press the three dots in the upper right corner and press Providers. Then press Spotify (not Spotify Web Connect) and authenticate your account. After that your playlists should be listed. This applies for the Android app.

Yeah it's sad they removed IFTTT support. Maybe IFTTT increased the prices too much or something...

Anyway, we'll buy a few Tuya devices to our office and play around and see if we could build some integration. We have also reached out to Tuya.