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Do your Philips Hue lights keep forgetting your last settings? There’s now a fix

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  • Your Philips Hue Bridge is getting an update to fix a bug with motion sensors
  • The problem made bulbs ‘forget’ your settings when activated by movement
  • The update also improves stability for the Philips Hue Twilight lamp

There’s a new software update for the Philips Hue Bridge that should fix a problem that causes your bulbs to ‘forget’ their previous settings. The bug meant that lights sometimes reverted back to their default brightness and color temperature when triggered by a motion sensor. That could be mildly annoying, or outright dazzling if it happened in the hallway when you made a late night trip to the bathroom.

As Fabian of Hueblog.com explains, software version 1969060020 also makes some general improvements to the reliability and stability of your Hue setup, and improves the operation of “certain models of the Twilight sleep and wake-up light”. However, the official release notes don’t elaborate on what these changes actually are.

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