Take Control of Home Security Cameras
- Length: 216 pages
- Edition: 1
- Language: English
- Publisher: alt concepts
- Publication Date: 2020-02-24
- ISBN-10: B0855JGYS6
- Sales Rank: #1719257 (See Top 100 Books)
Make your home safer!
Version 1.3, updated January 17, 2022
Are you thinking about installing a home security camera (or several!) or a smart-home security and sensor system that includes cameras? This book guides you through the many decisions about quality, features, privacy, and security that will help you find just what you want. If you own one or more home security cameras already, you’ll learn much more about options, configuration, and changes you can make—and how you might expand your system or replace parts of it. (This book could even convince you that the time isn’t right to purchase a home security camera given tradeoffs you don’t want to make, especially on privacy and security!)
In Take Control of Home Security Cameras, networking and security expert Glenn Fleishman shows you how to make smart choices about buying and configuring cameras that take into account technical details, video quality, system integration, your own privacy and that of others, and internet security.
As you read this book, you’ll:
- Figure out which features are right for you
- Configure your system securely to ensure that you and people you authorize are the only ones with access to live and stored video
- Find out how to build a system entirely offline, in which no video or live streams make their way to the internet at all
- Understand the different kinds of cloud-based storage of video, and which you might be comfortable with
- Learn about Apple HomeKit Secure Video, a new option available for iPhone and iPad users and certain camera systems (including Logitech Circle 2 and Eufy cameras) that provides the highest level of privacy currently available in cloud storage
- Get to know features found in home security cameras, and how they affect the quality and nature of video you capture
- Set your system so that alerts only appear for the kinds of motion, sound, or other triggers that meet your threshold
- Avoid becoming part of the surveillance state—or opt into a limited and controlled part of it with a fuller understanding of what that means
- Learn about the legal aspects and limits of recording audio and video, and how they might (or might not) help catch criminals
- Get in-depth insight into over 10 of the most popular home security video cameras and systems, including Amazon Blink and Ring, Eufy, Google Nest, NETGEAR Arlo, Logitech Circle, Wyze, and several others
- Figure out whether you want a multi-camera system that records video on your network or smart cameras that stream events or continuous video to the internet
Read Me First Updates and More What’s New in Version 1.3 What Was New in Version 1.2 Introduction Home Security Cameras Quick Start Which Camera to Buy Why Do You Want a Camera? Screen Approved Visitors and Workers Ding, Dong! Who’s There? Deter and Report Crime Rough Out Your Layout Choose Where Video Lives Where a Camera Stores Your Video How To Retrieve Video Pick Your Storage Method Consider Physical Parameters Pick a Brand Name? Choose a Network Connection Mull Mounts and Pick Power How Cameras Capture a Scene Pick Camera-Based Features Consider Extras Beyond Video Be Alert! Configure Triggers Actions Respond to Triggers Receive Alerts Secure Your System You Face Real Risk Set Up an Account or Device Password Secure Hardware and Data Share Access Protect Privacy Keep Your Cameras and Video Private Respect Other People’s Privacy Are You Part of the Surveillance State? Use Smart Home Ecosystems for Control What Kind of Systems Exist Look at Major Ecosystems Camera Models Amazon Blink Amazon Ring Canary D-Link mydlink Eufy Eufy: Capture and Storage Google Nest Logitech Circle NETGEAR Arlo TP-Link Kasa Wyze About This Book Ebook Extras About the Author About the Publisher Copyright and Fine Print
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