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On the face of it watching whos rang the bell from anywhere on your phone is pretty cool.
The company, how they process your video feeds and who they share it with though?? shudder
Why not just stream video directly from the camera? You don't need a subscription for that.
Not everybody has the time and ability to set up their own infrastructure for that.
Well but it's how they choose to do business. I don't think it's a good model but for sure it seems to make them money...
Yeah, I understand why they sell it. I just don't understand why anyone would buy it.
A fool and his money are easily parted.