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*'''Bypassing Cloud Features''': Some consumers choose to ignore the app-based functionalities, operating the dishwasher solely via its limited native controls despite sacrificing advanced functions.
*'''Bypassing Cloud Features''': Some consumers choose to ignore the app-based functionalities, operating the dishwasher solely via its limited native controls despite sacrificing advanced functions.
*'''Network Segregation''': Technically adept users have attempted to mitigate security risks by isolating the dishwasher on a dedicated IoT VLAN, although this is not a viable solution for most.
*'''Network Segregation''': Technically adept users have attempted to mitigate security risks by isolating the dishwasher on a dedicated IoT VLAN, although this is not a viable solution for most.
*'''Third-Party Solutions''': Early efforts have been made to reverse engineer the Home Connect API (such as through projects like HCPY), yet these methods require significant technical know-how and lack official support.
*'''Third-Party Solutions''': Early efforts have been made to reverse engineer the Home Connect API (such as through projects like [https://github.com/osresearch/hcpy HCPY]), yet these methods require significant technical know-how and lack official support.


==Conclusion==
==Conclusion==
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==References==
==References==
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[[Category:Bosch 500 series dishwashers]]
[[Category:Articles based on blog posts]]
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