Stolen Smart Plug
My Smart Plug was stolen yesterday and I am certain that it was by someone in the same apartment building. I've been using the device for 2 years. If the thief uses the device, they must register the device with an email address. I assume that each device has a unique device ID that is associated with the email account.
Can TP-Link detect when the device is being registered with a different email address and either inform the person who previously had it registered? Under normal conditions, if a device is simply given or sold to someone else but has already been registered, then TP-Link should have a policy that requires the current owner to transfer it to a new owner. However, if the device was stolen, then TP-Link should send the email address of the person registering so that the police can be contacted to determine who owns the email address and have that person charged.