Amazon is adding Matter-over-Thread support this spring and will fix a major smart home annoyance
. And to help with the current slightly messy Thread situation — where if you have multiple border routers from different manufacturers, they don’t always talk to each other and might create multiple Thread networks in your home — Amazon is announcing credentials sharing for Thread.
This means that, soon, when you add a device to Alexa and name it, that name will be shared with the manufacturer app, and any changes you make later will also be shared. This will also work with any groups you create.
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