Yes, after initial setup of hub using phone, you don't need the phone.

To find out how the request the Flic hub makes, you can use a service such as requestb.in or postman.

Hi. Flic's responsibility stops when reaching IFTTT's servers, so if you have any issues with Yeelight through IFTTT, you'd better take that up with IFTTT or Yeelight.

Oh easy! Thank you

Thank you for the swift answer!

Ok, always active is good news. But a scan interval of 1.28 seconds sounds a bit worrying. Does that mean that a) the latency is always 1.28 seconds or b) that the latency is at least 1.28, but can vary depending on how long from an interval I happen to press the button? This is important. If a), then I can learn to compensate for this, to always time the sound effects 1.28 seconds from the press of the button. Not fun, but doable. If b), how long could the variable times be? This makes a huge difference for the usage I had in mind.

Also worth mentioning is that this is a Flic 1. Are there any differences for Flic 2.0?

Two short red lights means the battery is under 2.65 Volt.

Is it possible to achieve this with the Flic 2 Hub somehow? It would be a very nice feature to have one (1) button to find multiple phones in the house.

Hi. For these kinds of questions, reach out to https://flic.io/support so that we can help you diagnose the issue.

Nowadays, the Spotify app is available for Android devices also. You can directly download it on the Google Store. After that, you can play Spotify playlists online via the Shuffle Play mode. With a free Spotify Premium, it has many limitations to listen to playlists.
If you'd like to get a better listening experience, the best way is to upgrade to Spotify Premium.
If there is something wrong happened, and Spotify not working well via the app, you can try to use AudFree Spotify Music Converter to download Spotify songs as local files after that you can still listen to Spotify playlist on Android via any music player instead of using the Spotify app.

@Emil (still made more sense the original way....)

This is a feature of the Home app and not of Flic. Apple probably thinks it's useful for motion sensors to send iOS notifications, but not for physical buttons I guess. There's nothing we can do about that.

I'm starting to thing this is a scam? I mean, not that I want to use it, but I don't even see the 'Fart' action selection.

@dfrey Confirmed...that cable from amazon works perfectly. It's 2.5mm four-pin Reverse Camera Extension Cable