I come across this often , DIY installs connected to the Internal customer network , and picked up on on if because passwords are still on default , and allot of them internal cameras around the house apparently secure various makes and models 

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-50760103

Even if setup with a unique password. Ring have been sharing images and location data to US police forces.

They have even been offering doorbell versions free if you agree to submit all data directly to the local force.

I'm in. 

I purchased one of the doorbells when they first came out. It didn't work very well and after a day a fully charged doorbell was down to 37% battery, so I didn't believe their unbelievable two years between charging boast  

I purchased one of the doorbells when they first came out. It didn't work very well and after a day a fully charged doorbell was down to 37% battery, so I didn't believe their unbelievable two years between charging boast  

 

Footage here https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2019/12/12/she-installed-ring-camera-her-childrens-room-peace-mind-hacker-accessed-it-harassed-her-year-old-daughter/?fbclid=IwAR0QdY01OE-usvu6N3qe4HacNMvtM9GAh1T6ertq7-mEGIb0faJcT92rSgs

Did it have an echo? 

https://twitter.com/Jessica_Holley/status/1204505193003573250

If you don't want to jump through all the WP GDPR gates.

43 minutes ago, norman said:

Did it have an echo? 

No the stupid program repeats what I say  

1 hour ago, Logan said:

You can't beat a high quality analogue or professional ip camera system.   The diy network cameras are just rubbish 

 

I sent you a tat pan & tilt camera with some other junk.

 

I'd had some others off the same ebay seller which went on a couple of jobs & they where brilliant for the money

they changed model & the replacement was "meh"

2 hours ago, Logan said:

You can't beat a high quality analogue or professional ip camera system.   The diy network cameras are just rubbish 

But your doing £199 installs?