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This is like saying "a security camera that's wired to a central recorder should still work for a few minutes even if someone cuts through the wire." It's indee
by matthewmacleod 4y ago
This is like saying "a security camera that's wired to a central recorder should still work for a few minutes even if someone cuts through the wire." It's indeed a feature that you could add to a device, but it's clear that it would increase the cost and _not_ clear that it would be worth that cost.
- rippercushions 4y agoThe feature being an in-memory buffer that can store a few minutes of not-particularly-highres, mostly stationary video? I'm surprised Ring doesn't seem to have that already -- although the article does talk about missing hours, which implies the jammer was activated long before the actual heist.
- phpisthebest 4y agoNo it is not the same WiFi even in perfect conditions is much less reliable than a wired connection, so a security device that is dependent on wifi should have a buffer, even if a wired device would not. I can take measures to secure wired connection (metal / armored conduit as an example) there are very very limit to no measures you can take to prevent signal jamming
- rozab 4y agoEdge recording is most certainly not an exotic feature in the space.