Greenhouse! Says his garage door will be around longer than IFTTT

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From Whirlpool

"Yeah, I thought about that but I don't like the battery drain/privacy implications of location stuff like that on phones. Not to mention using external services like IFTTT, which won't be around for anywhere near as long as my garage door will be."



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