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It also notifies that central host every time someone visits your home, and provides them with video and audio of that person. That doesn't seem like a "neat i
by 659087 9y ago
It also notifies that central host every time someone visits your home, and provides them with video and audio of that person. That doesn't seem like a "neat idea" at all.
"By visiting my front door, you agree to Doorbird's privacy policy"
- finnn 9y agoCouldn't the same be said about all the other shitty cloud-connected surveillance cameras? Not saying that justifies it, just that this is a bigger problem then just those awful internet of doorbells
- TeMPOraL 9y agoOf course it can be. It's all shitty engineering - making roundtrip through cloud with data that should only ever touch your personal devices.
- tripletmass 9y agoThe doorbell for Serial Criminals who Sell Out to Federal Agents and/or Cartels. (...near you!) etc. Speaking of planned obsolesence, it would be nice to be able to take a working 40yo. fixed camera and tell it it's a barcode reader and scheduled wildlife counter, or otherwise to take a power profile change, if not also distinct (llvm, CoolWave, Bluetooth 4.1 profile) promise or callback schema. Maybe tell the shakeweight that you're putting it in the closet in a manner than shaking is no excuse to dissipate more than 21mW. Certainly get (MSDS-ish # circumstance) links from devices that deal in goober or tree nut oils or PVC with flame retardant adjuvants, etc. maybe or maybe not explicitly asking things to McGuyver themselves into a bootstrap industry they don't belong to.