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No cameras indoors. When I did have them (for monitoring a puppy) I put a camera on a physical switch so power could be completely cut when I was at home. For
by uptown 7y ago
No cameras indoors.
When I did have them (for monitoring a puppy) I put a camera on a physical switch so power could be completely cut when I was at home. For awhile I had this on a WiFi enabled switch, though I used a different switch brand than the camera to add layers that would need to be compromised.
- Zenbit_UX 7y agoI feel like nfid would be a good use case for this. Scan your NFID sticker when you arrive home which triggers a workflow to disable indoor cameras, and the reverse when you scan to leave.
- wasdfff 7y agoThat seems harder to set up than a surge protector!
- alanpca 7y agoPresence detectors work well for this.
- sliken 7y agoKnow of any good ones? I as all set to buy the nest protect. But turns out they are stupid and require cloud connectivity for any interoperation all all. No public API, no SDK, and basically useless. Sad, the nest protect has a microphone, multiple networks, speaker, light, presence detection, alarm, smoke detector, etc. I'd love to get the same hardware with a sane stack that will interoperate with my home not just today, but in 10 years as well.