Nest no longer supports Nest Secure. It will not be accessible in the Nest app and will no longer connect to the internet. You cannot use the Nest app to check the status of your Nest Secure, control your Nest Secure devices, or receive notifications from your alarm system.
For more information, go to this Community Forum post.
With the Nest app, the Owner of a Nest home can create and change the passcodes used to lock or unlock the Google Nest × Yale Lock. You can set a unique passcode for each person who has access to your Nest home, including guests that have Home Entry Only.
Each person who shares access to your Nest home gets a unique passcode that helps identify them when they use their passcode. This passcode is unique to the person and can’t be the same between people. Passcodes should not be shared to maintain the security of your home.
A passcode is a 4 to 8 digit number that you enter on the Nest × Yale Lock’s keypad to lock or unlock the door. You can change your own passcode as often as you like and set passcodes for people with Home Entry Only access.
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