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Once you’ve built the shortcut, the password is stored in it in readable form. Don’t share the shortcut file (the Share button exports the password along with it). Point people to this guide instead. | Once you’ve built the shortcut, the password is stored in it in readable form. Don’t share the shortcut file (the Share button exports the password along with it). Point people to this guide instead. | ||
This guide walks you through building an Apple Shortcut that asks the sudoroom server to open the door. You don’t need any technical background: follow the numbered steps and you’ll be done in about five minutes. If you’re curious about what’s actually happening, the | This guide walks you through building an Apple Shortcut that asks the sudoroom server to open the door. You don’t need any technical background: follow the numbered steps and you’ll be done in about five minutes. If you’re curious about what’s actually happening, the "Under the hood" section at the end explains each step. | ||
== How it Works: == | == How it Works: == | ||