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On June 21, Chris Williams, the captain of the El Monte Police Department in California, sent an email to staff reminding them about a new incentive for crime witnesses to share information with law enforcement. Rather than the cash reward used by some programs, El Monte gave out camera equipped doorbells made by the home security company Ring, which retail starting at $99. “The Ring Home Security Camera system provides not only intelligence about suspect’s action and descriptions, but serves as a deterrent to crime,” Williams wrote, according to documents obtained in response to a public records request. Earlier that year, El Monte had entered into an official partnership with Ring, which gives officers access to an online platform where they can ask citizens for footage from their doorbell cameras that may be connected to a crime investigation. In exchange, police departments promote the use of Ring’s cameras and its associated crime watch app, Neighbors. A few weeks after Williams sent out a reminder about the rewards program, a Ring employee emailed him with a congratulatory note: “Since EMPD first onboarded on 5/1, you have all increased your Neighbors app users El Monte residents by 1,058 users!Great job!”While El Monte’s rewards program is fairly unique, the police department’s relationship with Ring isn’t.

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01.14.2007 | 34 Comments

It also works as a hub for the optional $99 Netatmo Tags, sensors that send your smartphone alerts when windows, doors, or gates yes, they work outside open and close. Watch those blind spots Arlo Arlo Outdoor cameras can be great for seeing who’s coming into your home, but burglars don’t typically walk through the front door. Instead they inspect your place for blind spots where they can slip in undetected. Netgear’s Arlo Wire Free Security System is a good solution for making sure all your hard to see nooks are being monitored. A battery powered, wireless camera that can last from four to six months before having to replace its power cells, the Arlo cameras are magnetically mounted, have adjustable motion detection, shoot high definition video, and even sport infrared night vision — exactly what you need to keep an eye out for bad guys. Starting at $179 for a kit that includes a base station and one camera, the system can support to up to 15 cameras, which can be bought for $159 apiece. Shine a light on bell ringers BeON Led Bulbs BeON Before breaking into a home, burglars will often knock or ring the bell to see if somebody’s home. But you don’t have to answer the door to scare them off — just turning on a light is often enough to make them move on. And with BeON LED Bulbs, you don’t even need to be home to flick a switch. Starting at $199 for a set of three, these connected bulbs can perform a lot of neat tricks, including learning your lighting schedule to turn your lamps on and off even when you’re not home. And with an embedded microphone that can be trained to detect a doorbell, their most security minded feat is turning the lights on when it hears that familiar ding dong.

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01.14.2007 | 16 Comments

When I told support my results they actually said, well 5 6Mbps would be better. Really?Ok, called Internet provider and upped the speed. Now I'm getting just over 6Mbps. No improvement. Somewhere along the way they sent a replacement product and nothing got better. Skybell's support is an absolute joke.