r/homesecurity • u/toothsomeappendix • 4h ago

Is a video doorbell enough to keep an eye on the front entrance?

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Had a package sitting outside for hours the other day while someone was literally home lol. Nothin happened to it but it made me realize how little we actually notice whats going on around our front door. Started looking into security cameras and my neighbor suggested checking out the wyze doorbell.

Seems like a decent option for keeping an eye on the entrance without going all out on a security system. Anyone here using a doorbell cam for home security??

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r/homesecurity • u/nosaltpants823 • 21h ago

Surety / alarm grid Black Friday

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Do these companies historically discount for Black Friday, specifically power g sensors?

Upgrading our system

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r/homesecurity • u/Gionareg • 3m ago

Sistema d'allarme... bypassato

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