>How is merely turning off a warning? It's not, but if it works reliably, it is at least protection against fires while no one is home. Given the choice, is i

>How is merely turning off a warning? It's not, but if it works reliably, it is at least protection against fires while no one is home. Given the choice, is it better to start a fire when someone is home or out? That's a toughie, but on balance I think it's better when someones home, as there's a better chance for them to stop it or at least evacuate pets and gather important documents and treasures.