Personally, I would prefer using a system that complies with the Apple standards for privacy. For example, Ring shares feeds with several police departments and I am not sure if there is anyway of knowing if your police department participates. I have also heard from a neighbor that uses Ring that there is a “neighborhood watch” type of functionality where you can look at the pictures of neighbors Ring systems. I expect that is an opt in feature. There were also stories in the news this year about some systems being able to be completely taken control of remotely if the WiFi password gets compromised. Thank you, but I’ll stick with Apple home ” certified security systems. There might be no illegal activity near my house, but I want control of my security system not Amazon or Google. BTW, these security doors in New Zealand sound interesting.
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