You're right; that was a little movie-plot-threat-esque. Something that might be more realistic: what's to stop someone from waiting until the power goes out t

You're right; that was a little movie-plot-threat-esque. Something that might be more realistic: what's to stop someone from waiting until the power goes out to rob me? And yes, I recognize that something is better than nothing. I was motivated to post by two things: firstly, my security system comes with a battery backup, and my sense is that this is a standard feature. I assume if that didn't provide useful additional security, it wouldn't be a standard feature. Secondly, if you're going to have a side-by-side table that lists a bunch of ways your security product is better than the industry-standard product with which it's meant to compete, as they do on their indiegogo (going so far as to call current technology "broken"), you should be honest if it does so by being less secure. They imply an equivalence that isn't justified.