Before these cameras lots of people knocked on your door while you were at work at you never knew.
Before these cameras lots of people knocked on your door while you were at work at you never knew.
The OP also makes the inflated claim saying it will offer facial recognition, when the video actually says person recognition. This is something Nest and other systems have offered for years. Person recognition ensures your system isn’t recording pets or squirrels in your yard and instead records actions by actual people. If you want something to worry about, Nest is actually offering the ability to recognize different people, powered by Google of course.
The police absolutely do not have a sufficient reason to know every person who has come over to my house in the past X weeks.
According to user emcarey:
>There is no encryption
If /u/emcarey is correct (haven't verified this), then the fact that you have "choose to share" is a moot point, the data is out there for anyone to see.