> the family have decided Think very carefully here. If you want a video doorbell, your personal requirements are very different from the requirements that you

> the family have decided Think very carefully here. If you want a video doorbell, your personal requirements are very different from the requirements that your family has. I'm very happy with my Nest doorbell, but to be quite honest, the only "privacy" thing I did was tell all my neighbors who are within view of the camera. If / when there are concerns, I'll disconnect it. (Frankly, my neighbors just laughed and then put in video doorbells pointing at my house.) Assuming your family are average people who aren't excited about hacking and tinkering, it's not worth pushing a homegrown or niche solution on them unless it's brain-dead easy to use.