I feel like anyone who takes a lot of photos and video is on a 200gb plan anyway, lol. It’s only $2.99 a month, not too bad.
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I think it will depend on how many cameras you have. I have a Ring Doorbell and one Ring camera, and that costs me $60 a year. The same thing with Apple would cost me $120 a year if I am understanding this correctly.Amazon's Ring Protect costs $3/month (or $30/year) for a single camera with 60 days or $10/month (or $100/year) for any number of cameras for 60 days.
Ring is definitely among the most affordable option and it's 60-day history, not 10-day.I think it will depend on how many cameras you have. I have a Ring Doorbell and one Ring camera, and that costs me $60 a year. The same thing with Apple would cost me $120 a year if I am understanding this correctly.
Apple is a fine print company now.
It's all about that bottom line these days rather than having customers naturally and willingly buy in deeper into the ecosystem.
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Too bad I need 30 days of storage.
Doesn't anyone at Apple take long vacations?
Apple is a fine print company now.
I sure hope so, wanting Apple to be in business for a long time.
Oh come on, only us nerds watch those.Fine print? I think you meant "Giant print" what's in this article is what was 50 feet tall on the slide during the keynote...
I've never heard of a place that safe in my half century of life. Congrats to you on finding it.i am glad i still live in an area where you can just leave the front door open all summer and have the kids walk to school on their own every morning tbh
The shakedown continues.
Doesn't count against storage but you need to buy more storage.
Makes sense to somebody I guess...
They were upfront. They literally announced it on a giant screen with all the text in the image.Kind of slimy, IMO. I don't have a problem with them charging for this service, or how much they're charging for this service, but I do have a problem with the way they announced it. They should have been up front about requiring a subscription.
The shakedown continues.
Doesn't count against storage but you need to buy more storage.
Makes sense to somebody I guess...
They were upfront. They literally announced it on a giant screen with all the text in the image.
“If you keep your eye on the profit, you’re going to skimp on the product. But if you focus on making really great products, then the profits will follow.”
-Steve Jobs
Oh come on, only us nerds watch those.
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i am glad i still live in an area where you can just leave the front door open all summer and have the kids walk to school on their own every morning tbh
i am glad i still live in an area where you can just leave the front door open all summer and have the kids walk to school on their own every morning tbh
So....you won't have an iPhone with you so you can review footage when alerts come in? Or do you plan on going into the woods for 30 days with no contact? In that case, what good is a camera so you come come back and say "Oh look, my house burned down/flooded/was broken into".Too bad I need 30 days of storage.
Doesn't anyone at Apple take long vacations?
And your point is?Remember “The Cloud” here means Amazon as in AWS cloud, not Apple. They outsource to AWS like many these days.
I am really thinking about ditching Nest for Homekit enabled devices. Nest charges absurd prices for cloud video storage...
FYI, HomeKit Secure Video does NOT necessarily require new hardwire. On June 4, Netatmo announced on Twitter that "[...] a free, automatic firmware update will add HomeKit Secure Video compatibility to new and existing Netatmo Smart Indoor Cameras and Smart Outdoor Cameras later this year."