@Marspinball 

There currently is not a way to switch your TP-Link ID email so you will need to create a new account, and set up the plugs with the new ID.

@Tony 

So each plug has to be programmed like new. Including my Alexa, Google, and smarthings settings? 

@Marspinball 

Only Kasa, as the third party services only care about being authorized with the TP-Link ID account. Once Kasa is set up the third-party services will see them. For example, you may notice Alexa state they discovered new devices.

@Tony wtf....that's not only lame but super crap for anyone concerned about their privacy...which considering TPLinks products thats extremely crap.

Better question, how do I permanently delete my old account, I don't like lose ends and from what I can see this would be the only other option.

@Tony wtf....that's not only lame but super crap for anyone concerned about their privacy...which considering TPLinks products thats extremely crap.

Better question, how do I permanently delete my old account, I don't like lose ends and from what I can see this would be the only other option.

@Tony oh and get them to fix the forums, cause apparently it posted my reply 3 times.......how are we to trust a company that makes wifi and smart home stuff if you can't even manage a website properly.

@Marspinball 

@Tony Totally lame and a giant hassle and increases security risk to customers. I guess I will speed up my changeover to all HomeKit but not use any Kasa brand for sure.

The Kasa development team treats customer in a despicable and disrespectful way.