So the defunct smart-home devices from your smart home end up in the smart-home graveyard.
Same goes for man-eating lions and high-net-worth individuals.
I'll put it this way -- I listen to them for general entertainment but not for information.
Even though I've spoken fluent English for decades, it's still only my second language and I'm always learning new things about it!
Personally I had never thought of "smart home" as a compound word, but rather as a qualifier and a noun. It's a home that happens to be smart. Similar to "blue sky", or "hot dishes". In my mind neither of those would be hyphenated.
It's different from "man-eating", since that's not an eating that happens to be man, so in fact the whole word only makes sense as a unit in any sentence that would use it.
Clearly, I need to adapt my understanding! :)