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Enable your router's guest network and set up the bulbs to that network. When enabling the guest network make the wireless password something simple and different from your main network. 

As far as the phone, make sure you are not running any VPN connections.

@keith457  It seems Your Smart Power Plug has a safety feature that turns it off when too much electric current passes through the plug. Sometimes it's a particular appliance that creates this overload vashikaran tantrik

@keith457 Make sure you are connected to the same Wi-Fi network to control it locally. To control the Smart Light Bulb outside of your home, sign in to your account and enable Remote Control. vashikaran specialist in Sharjah

If you have multiple access points, you will need to check the APs to see where the plugs are connected. They do not rotate, if the nearest AP is operated or reset, the plug may go to a weak connection and will not move. get my love back .