Your known addresses and pseudo networks are mostly known and of little value (ie the things on a LexisNexis report). It's what you do on your computer that tells the real story... If you really want to be freaked out, access Facebook's API and do various searches on your friends' interests and hobbies.
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Incorrect in as many facets as a pear-shaped diamond in the sun. Likely every state has at least one, some many, homicide convictions based on "circumstantial evidence." Compound enough "circumstances" and you can get 12 reasonable adults to a logical conclusion of a crime.
Much less dramatic is that in non-criminal cases you may only need circumstantial evidence for gov't action. IMU many states CPS offices do not have clearly structured rules for "evidence" and some don't even define"evidence" in their handbooks. To assume a Ring video submitted by a civilian nonetheless, couldn't result in a non-criminal finding against you is rainbows and lollipops.
Been using ring alarm system since I moved I to my new home. Much cheaper than other options and I get a alarm cert I can send to my insurance for a discount.
I would also purchase zwave smoke alarms so you can have both monitored fire and burgler alarm.
I keep all ring cameras outside, no interior cameras so not worried about privacy issues.
In 3 years I've only replaced the battery on the door sensor we use the most. Charge the keypad every 6-8 months.
I would also purchase zwave smoke alarms so you can have both monitored fire and burgler alarm.
I keep all ring cameras outside, no interior cameras so not worried about privacy issues.
In 3 years I've only replaced the battery on the door sensor we use the most. Charge the keypad every 6-8 months.
Please cite the many examples of individuals that were falsely arrested and charged because law enforcement obtained video footage from Ring.
Otherwise your post is silly...like lollipops and rainbows.
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Read again and comprehend what I wrote. I did not state anything about a "falsely arrested and charged." If you understood what I said you would get that there is no criminal case law to cite for a Gov't action that would be classified as Administrative. CPS is the example used. Removal of a child in most states is an administrative action and not a criminal one. Criminal may run parallel but Gov't doesn't need criminal charges to take a child from a home.
To help you here....basic logic would lead a reasonable person to understand that if circumstantial evidence can lead to a criminal conviction of homicide it sure as he ll can cause you some pain in a civil or Gov't administrative action. If you expect to be spoon fed further I have sand for ya to pound.
So more silly word salad and not a single example.
You don't need to spoon feed me Skippy. Just make some sense when you post. Don't blow so much hot air and be able to reasonably support the nonsense you split.
Stop with your fairytale hypotheticals and provide some examples of your claims. Simple enough even for you.
If you like Amazon and dont mind being tied into their ever escalating fee structure stay with them.
I disconnected all Amazon Ring products in our new home and replaced them with no fee devices.
That includes - Taking out the Ring DB camera and replacing it with a Lorex 2k DB camera
Taking out the Ring controlled Honeywell Z-Wave thermostat and replacing it with a Honeywell WiFI thermostat
Ripping out the Ring security system and replacing it with Simply Safe
Bought a zwave converter from my front door dead bolt manufacturer, no longer need to rely on Ring system
All done with RING, sell the stuff on eBay, no longer tied to sap sucking Amazon. Its COMPLETELY GONE FROM MY HOUSE.
Downloaded the MyQ app and independently control my garage door no need for ring
All devices I replaced are no fee devices as it should be.
But its a personal choice, I hate all things Amazon but I do order from them HOWEVER I will NEVER buy their products a pay a monthly fee for the rest of my life in order to be able to use a product a company sells to me. Call me crazy but I am not cheap, I can't believe people fall for this scam (in my eyes) Then again, like I always say, life has never been more easy in the USA. People willing to allow unlimited debit to their income. Good for them, not me.
I disconnected all Amazon Ring products in our new home and replaced them with no fee devices.
That includes - Taking out the Ring DB camera and replacing it with a Lorex 2k DB camera
Taking out the Ring controlled Honeywell Z-Wave thermostat and replacing it with a Honeywell WiFI thermostat
Ripping out the Ring security system and replacing it with Simply Safe
Bought a zwave converter from my front door dead bolt manufacturer, no longer need to rely on Ring system
All done with RING, sell the stuff on eBay, no longer tied to sap sucking Amazon. Its COMPLETELY GONE FROM MY HOUSE.
Downloaded the MyQ app and independently control my garage door no need for ring
All devices I replaced are no fee devices as it should be.
But its a personal choice, I hate all things Amazon but I do order from them HOWEVER I will NEVER buy their products a pay a monthly fee for the rest of my life in order to be able to use a product a company sells to me. Call me crazy but I am not cheap, I can't believe people fall for this scam (in my eyes) Then again, like I always say, life has never been more easy in the USA. People willing to allow unlimited debit to their income. Good for them, not me.
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Aw, someone's feelings got hurt.
You have yet to state a single fact. Only circular claims and no substance. Scholastic offers some excellent help with the comprehension issue. Highly recommended. Come on back when you have something to say that matters.
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I love the concept. How long have you been running like this? Would you do it again? I seek to avoid subscription services when possible.
If it was even for the life of the product, I could see some benefit to a subscription, but that’s not the case at all. Google and Amazon are known do drop support for their products and the users have no recourse. The hardware literally becomes useless overnight.
Such a special, creative little wizard. Mommy must love you for it. Yet you still failed to provide any real world proof of your verbose claims.Aw, someone's feelings got hurt.
You have yet to state a single fact. Only circular claims and no substance. Scholastic offers some excellent help with the comprehension issue. Highly recommended. Come on back when you have something to say that matters.
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The brick wall gets it.
It's ok. A Hot Pocket and a Dr. Pepper and you'll be just fine.
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Well, we're getting silly, argumentative, and political, so this thread will close.
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