Ones not on the internet are best…

Using hardwired sensors, cameras, and control unit reduces attack vectors rather than wifi, obviously. But, if you're using a monitoring service (which most people will), you'll have to trust them with access. That being said, it's been over 10 years since I did any home security installation so I ...

Remington 870 https://blossom.primal.net/6714a4cb01d2ed84a1f550ed46fe445493a74729233240e563544e6181a0e2ad.png

Zoneminder, Home Assistant and simple IP cameras.

PoE cameras with the recommendations below.

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A well trained dog.

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This made me curious, I've been tinkering with Arduinos recently and it turns out there's an ESP32 CAM module for anyone looking to make their own WiFi camera network. Could always vibe code the shiz out of them? Bookmarked to see if there's any ready to use devices too though.

Wired PoE cameras, ideally on a separate network without access to the internet. In that case, you can even use Chinese cameras like Hikvision, without that I would stick to something like Ubiquiti where I expect your data will not be actively sent out, but who knows. Then definitely use local NVR, ...

Iv thought about this a s well. Ultimately would be nice with 2 or 3 or 4 poe cameras that lead back to a central computer that deletes the footage after couple days or a week. One of those turny knob things they use in video editing would be nice to easily scrub back and forth fast. Anyone kno...

Here one idea i been looking into from network chuck. I wanna try it out this year maybe https://youtu.be/tbCKWX34_G4?si=01n7MvvDAcS-i7-r