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That was a Google nest camera, not a ring one. Nest cameras record like an hour or something if you don't have the subscription. They had to do some crazy data recovery to get the footage too.
thewhitelink in r/technology
February 12, 2026 at 12:38 PM
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They also granted backdoor access to FLOCK and have since reportedly cut ties. But they also work with over 5,000 government enforcement agencies- which is to say I think they will continue to do so- but just quietly. And the recent info that’s come to light about security footage of the Nancy Guthr
...umamifiend in r/technology
February 13, 2026 at 5:12 AM
144
Google did the exact same thing when they took over the Nest cameras. I spent close to £1k on cameras and suddenly half the features don’t work unless you pay them a monthly fee. Lesson learnt the hard way. Now I will not buy anything requiring the cloud. Either it works standalone or can be made to
...ezfrag2016 in r/LegalAdviceUK
June 4, 2025 at 1:13 PM
170
Planned obsolescence. I used to be all in on google home stuff, google wifi, nest thermostat and doorbell, nest cameras, google homes in every room. Slowly but surely what was a great camera when I bought it, is now essentially garbage. any useful feature is locked behind some sort of subscription.
...literalyfigurative in r/googlehome
August 8, 2026 at 5:06 PM
13
I use Google Nest cameras all around my house. They're easy to set up and they're cheap. Good video quality too. You can get them at Walmart.
Jack_Shid in r/Paranormal
June 11, 2025 at 1:11 PM
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I've got the Google Floodlight camera and have had no issues with it for a number of years. I've got the standard Nest Camera inside my house but it is technically an indoor/outdoor camera and again, no issues with it. Both also would obviously have no compatibility issues since they're Google produ
...harrellj in r/googlehome
May 14, 2026 at 12:38 AM
4
Nest is no better for privacy from what I understand. I have nest cameras myself and am regretting it. I mean it works in terms of being a camera. but I also don’t like what I’ve found out in terms of privacy and that Google can share footage with LE without warrants and stuff. Including indoor came
...dyeref in r/Columbus
February 14, 2026 at 3:22 PM
6
Word of caution before you transfer. After you transfer your last nest camera. Google automatically deletes your saved nest clips. I didn't know this was the case and wasn't given a warning. I ended up losing all of my saved clips so make sure you download them prior to the transfer.
Oblique-Luna in r/Nest
May 15, 2026 at 2:13 AM
3
We've had Simplisafe for 7 years -- only issue we've had was around 6 years ago where one of the motion sensors gave false alarms around 3:30am, ugh! I contacted Simplisafe about that since that happened twice in one week. They sent a replacement sensor to us for free. Zero issues since then 😎 For i
...BTJ2019 in r/simplisafe
March 31, 2026 at 3:55 PM
3
I would just get nest cameras they are super simple plug and play, work with Google home via an app on your phone. I assume they still have the capacity (I bought mine like 10 years ago) but with mine I can talk to/ listen to anyone I see on any indoor or outdoor camera through the app so they dont
...obvsnotrealname in r/Austin
July 28, 2026 at 5:38 PM
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