Archive for January 2020
The Best Home Security Video Technology for You
In a time when there are endless technology brands competing for your attention and loyalty, how can you decide which one deserves it most? Here’s a helpful tip: What matters most is the platform.
Read MorePut Your Home on Autopilot in 2020
It’s almost that time when people start letting their New Year’s resolutions slide. If you don’t want to be one of them, you’ll need technology to be on your side. One of the most valuable technologies to make it happen is smart home automation technology, which fulfills some of your most intricate tasks with a single tap on your smartphone. Imagine how it might help your family in this ordinary, quiet-night-at-home scenario:
Read MoreWhy Fake Home Security Cameras Aren’t Your Friend
From childhood stories on mythological home intruders, to the more mature myths passed around by adults, urban legends about security seem to get new life with every generation. One example of a home security urban myth passed around by adults: “You don’t need real cameras; fake security cameras do the same thing.”
Read MoreThe Dog & Your Home Alarm System: The Perfect Crime Fighting Duo
Smart home security systems are designed to help protect every member of your family, and that includes the four-legged members. That’s right, we’re talking about pets; here are some ways they can be safer thanks to your smart home security system.
Read MoreRetired Criminal Confessions: How To Prevent Burglary
Sometimes, people who have retired from crime have some very good tips on preventing home burglary. It’s always interesting to find out what kind of obstacles ex-criminals came across “back in the day,” when committing burglaries was their day job. What were the kinds of things that deterred them from following through on their plans? We have a few of them here for you.
Read MoreWhat If A Burglar Breaks My Window?
It makes sense to question the necessity of glass break detection – after all, aren’t motion detectors enough? In some cases, they may be. But what if you have glass on your front door, or a sliding glass door in the rear of the house? In either of those cases, an intruder may see breaking the glass on one of those doors as his fastest way to enter. And if he does, then glass break detection will be the first technology in your system to intervene.
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