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From what I’ve seen sharing these videos publicly also provides a potential thief with your location and information about the placement of your cameras, which
by glenda 7y ago
From what I’ve seen sharing these videos publicly also provides a potential thief with your location and information about the placement of your cameras, which is not a smart move if security is your main motive.
- Johnny555 7y agoWhat information is disclosed that the thief can't discover himself by driving or walking by your house? It seems unlikely that a thief needs to see a published list of camera locations to find my house, unless for some reason he's looking specifically for houses that are protected by Ring cameras. My ring doorbell cam is readily visible from the street, so there's no secrets about placement.
- OnlineGladiator 7y agoKnowing where the cameras are lets the thief know where the blind spots are. The thief wouldn't be able to see a hidden camera just by walking by (or at least it's much less likely). I don't think most Ring cameras are meant to be hidden though, since it's primarily sold as a doorbell.