@benkloester Hi. We have fixed the bug with Tasker. The fix will be included in the next app release.

Hi. If you see the LED blink on the hub when you press a button - that means the hub processes the button click. Philips Hue run on the LAN so it doesn't connect any backend servers or so. One reason it might stop to work is if the Hue bridge changes IP addresses (which is up to your router). You could try give it a static IP address.

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If you connect to the hub using your phone, your hub will be added to your Flic account, so that when you log in to IFTTT's website, you will be able to see all Flics connected to your hub in the list of Flics when you create or modify an IFTTT applet.

The second step I don't see you have done is in the Flic app add the IFTTT action to the button you want to use IFTTT with. This is so that the hub contacts IFTTT when you press the button.

Hi. Are you talking about Unity for PC or phone/tablet?

@ap-iotbutton That means that TLS certificate validations are skipped, which should only be used for self-signed certificates that the system normally doesn't trust. Can you please tell me the domain name of the website you try to connect to, so we can check if a root certificate is missing?

We are about to include battery status in the headers from the Internet Request action, in the next version. Would that be good for you?

@restauraid-mx The hub supports up to 63 buttons to be connected at the same time. But as I wrote earlier, the buttons are then connected to the hub and not to the Android device. So that's why I wondered what you want should happen with the button events when the buttons are pressed.

The new app is now live!

Hi. Each Android device has both a hardware limitation and a software limitation which unfortunately sometimes is lower than the hardware limitation. You will usually see the limit between 7 and 15 devices. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41365009/what-is-the-max-concurrent-ble-connections-android-m-can-have.

If you integrate your Android app with Flic, you will only get access to the Flics that are connected to the same device. You will not get access to the buttons that might run on a nearby hub (since that kind of doesn't make sense).

May I know which use case you have, since you say you want to use both the Hub and the Android API? I guess most developers use the HTTP Request feature of the Hub and set up a server somewhere if they want some custom feature.

Hi. Have you tried to set up http://postb.in and use such an URL instead? Then you can inspect what the hub sends. We have plans to improve the error handling of HTTP Request but aren't quite there yet.