I have an Omna 180 camera set up on my Home setup and can view it remotely via the Apple TV 4th gen. My wife has permissions to view and edit the Home but she's unable to view the camera remotely. She uses her own apple id. Does that matter?
Share control of your accessories
You can invite others to control your accessories if they’re using iOS 10 and signed in to iCloud. To share control of your accessories, you need to be either in your home or have a home hub set up in your home.
To invite others:
- Open Home and tap the Home tab.
- Tap
in the upper-left corner.
- Tap Invite.
- Enter the person's Apple ID that they use with iCloud.
- Tap Send Invite.
Your recipient will get a notification in the Home app on their device.
To accept an invite:
- Open Home and tap
- Tap Home Settings.
- Tap Accept, then tap Done.
After you accept the invitation, tap
Set up a home hub to allow remote access and edit permissions for people you invite.
Allow remote access and edit permissions for users
If you set up a home hub, you can manage remote access and edit permissions for people that you invite to control your home. If you don't have a home hub set up, they can only control your accessories while they're at your home, connected to your home Wi-Fi network, and within range of your HomeKit accessories.
To manage remote access and change permissions for a person, invite the person to control your home. Then follow these steps:
- Open Home and tap
- Tap the person that you want to edit permissions for.
- Set the following access for your user:
- Allow Remote Access: Turn on to allow users to control your accessories from any location. Turn off to allow users to only control your accessories while they're at your house.
- Allow Editing: Turn on to allow them to add and remove accessories, scenes, and other users.
If you want to remove a person, tap
Homekit with multiple apple ids?
