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Originally Posted by John F
I saw potential at first. My elderly mom gets up at night, so we have night lights. With the motion detection, I was planning on turning on the lights (at night) when it detected motion. But then I remembered she has an older dot. 
Or, it could be used to detect motion when you aren't home for breakin detection.
The possibilties seem endless.  |
Sadly, that's laughable. A few nights ago, a nearby resident was burglarized by a pair of experienced young criminals who
disabled the home's network, which included detection, entered and took what they wanted while an accomplice waited in an idling SUV. A camera across the street from the crime scene captured the activity with no apprehensions thus far.
WiFi "detection" and its related devices are not a deterrent to criminals. Short of 24-hr armed guards, CCTV and hard-wired alarm systems connected to local police are a good starting point. A professionally trained guard dog is also a plus.