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Why would someone steal a doorbell? Vandalise, sure, but steal it?
by Joeri 11y ago
Why would someone steal a doorbell? Vandalise, sure, but steal it?
- darklajid 11y agoI might be missing something, but .. in this case? I thought that this thing is completely wireless and probably can be firmware reset. So - you steal it, because you can actually install it at home (or resell it for that purpose). You don't steal a (broken) part of a doorbell, you steal a complete IoT device that the thread here and the original article seem to consider useful. https://ring.com/store/products/ring-doorbell https://ring.com/store/products/ring-doorbell - it's $200..
- Joeri 11y agoI'm sure ring can disable the doorbell remotely since you have to link the individual device to your account.
- HillRat 11y agoInterestingly, recently either there was a problem with my Ring's clips or someone tried to pry it off (and ironically wasn't captured on video). Any kind of exterior security device is vulnerable unless you can drill the access points into a building; at the same time, you're really using these as deterrents.