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Re:Google Forcing Nest Cameras’ Visual Indicator Light To Be On
by kokey on Thursday August 15, 2019 @08:48AM
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Yes I could ask my heavily pregnant wife to carry a ladder upstairs and spend the time experimenting with things to try cover the LED and engage her extra sensory perception to look after my son downstairs at the same time since he is at home today because the schools are closed until the end of the holidays.
I guess that’s the kind of massively unlikely scenario that you never imagined could be possible ;)
Re:Google Forcing Nest Cameras’ Visual Indicator Light To Be On
by scottishfiction on Thursday August 15, 2019 @08:36AM
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If the first and only place your mind goes is to child neglect, then you should examine your thinking, and temper your accusations toward someone who no doubt already has enough to deal with.
An obvious explanation would be that the child is in care/education during the day while the parent works.
Re:Google Forcing Nest Cameras’ Visual Indicator Light To Be On
by LocalH on Thursday August 15, 2019 @12:47PM
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This trait is very common in today's world. I'd even argue it's one of the major catalysts for the vitriolic change we've seen in public discourse lately. Those who are the most vocal have a pathological problem with always going to the worst possible outcome, and presuming that's what is going to happen. My late mother was ridden with this.
I have been holding back on deciding which home automation ecosystem I want to buy into. I was leaning towards Google and Nest was our first step into that direction. However I’m now increasingly of the opinion that I should just continue to build it out with devices where I have control over the firmware.