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@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ quality of life improvements that I'm sure you will love. 🥰
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The quest for a great backup system is continuing this release, shipping
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quite the list of improvements, most notably the ability to set a retention
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policy per backup location! 🤯 [Nabu Casa](https://nabucasa.com) throws in a
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policy per backup location! [Nabu Casa](https://nabucasa.com) throws in a
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whole bunch of new text-to-speech voice variants 🗣️ [included in your Home Assistant Cloud subscription](https://www.nabucasa.com/config/tts/),
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allowing your announcements to sound, for example, sad or happy!
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@ -262,11 +262,11 @@ You can choose if you want to add the Z-Wave device to the existing mesh network
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or connect it directly using Long Range.
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</p>
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If your device supports Z-Wave Long Range, you will get the option to either
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add it to the existing mesh network or connect it directly using long range.
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Both have pros and cons, mesh networking is recommended for most devices,
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but if you have a device that needs to be placed far away, long range
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might be the better option.
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After scanning the QR code of a Long Range capable device, you will get the
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option to either add it to the existing mesh network or connect it directly
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using Long Range. Both have pros and cons, mesh networking is recommended for
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most devices, but if you have a device that needs to be placed far away,
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Long Range might be the better option.
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## Integrations
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