Key point: "Flock users can request that Ring doorbell users share footage to help with “evidence collection and investigative work.”
This is not any kind of live link. It is just another way to request a specific video recording be shared by the user. The user has full control. Ring already has the same system in place on their "neighborhood" platform.
I use Samsung SmartTag2 devices. There is an open source application called uTag that also uses a privacy friendly customized version of Samsung's SmartThings app. This also allows the user to use the trackers on non-Samsung devices.
I did some more testing and I can access my Nginx Proxy Manager from outside my network. The issue appears to be accessing the self-hosted applications on my home server, mainly Jellyfin. I still think the issue is the IP conflict with Tailscale. NPM is fairly easy to configure and is setup correctly with my domain name.
You can create virtual cards linked to your bank account and the transaction data is masked when processed by you bank. All my bank transactions show up as NSA Gift Shop. My bank doesn't know where I'm spending my money. Yes you have to trust privacy.com...
Similar question: Android smart watches only connect to one phone. I like receiving silent notifications on my watch from my android phone. However I also have an Apple phone for work and would like a ring or some other small wearable (not a second watch) to receive notifications from my Apple phone.
I use Eufy doorbells, locks, and cameras. I realize they are a Chinese company, but that is almost unavoidable until the US gets back to actually manufacturing tech.
The reason I like Eufy is the local storage and no required subscription fees.
My IPTV provider allows me to select the channels I want to stream and provides a unique m3u link to use with Jelyfin.
You can also do m3u streams direct in Jellyfin without dispatcharr.
No, only have family converted to use signal.
I believe stories was a feeble attempt at competing with social media.
I use Samsung Galaxy Tags on Grapheme OS using the uTag open source application that allows you to use Samsung tags on any Android device.
I have some discord bots for use with some self-hosted applications (changedetection, etc...). Does Matrix have similar functionality?
I keep having trouble getting paperless to actually injest any scans from the injest folder.
What integration do you have for your hot tub?
I thought Anna's had their domain revoked. I've not been able to find it since.
I'm surprised that someone that would use Anna's Archive, would use Google as their search engine.
Are you referring to "tap to pay" with your phone that uses NFC?
If so, you are out of luck. Only options (at least in the USA) are Apple, Google, and Samsung.
Key point: "Flock users can request that Ring doorbell users share footage to help with “evidence collection and investigative work.”
This is not any kind of live link. It is just another way to request a specific video recording be shared by the user. The user has full control. Ring already has the same system in place on their "neighborhood" platform.
I use Samsung SmartTag2 devices. There is an open source application called uTag that also uses a privacy friendly customized version of Samsung's SmartThings app. This also allows the user to use the trackers on non-Samsung devices.
Do these work with Home Assistant? I'm not an Apple user. Anyone know if video can be stored locally instead of Apple servers?
The Navy would be NCIS and they all have access because they are law enforcement agencies.
Exactly! If you don't hold the encryption key (private), then it's not really secure.
Proton wallet is only for Bitcoin
I did some more testing and I can access my Nginx Proxy Manager from outside my network. The issue appears to be accessing the self-hosted applications on my home server, mainly Jellyfin. I still think the issue is the IP conflict with Tailscale. NPM is fairly easy to configure and is setup correctly with my domain name.
Best option I can think of is privacy.com
You can create virtual cards linked to your bank account and the transaction data is masked when processed by you bank. All my bank transactions show up as NSA Gift Shop. My bank doesn't know where I'm spending my money. Yes you have to trust privacy.com...
Similar question: Android smart watches only connect to one phone. I like receiving silent notifications on my watch from my android phone. However I also have an Apple phone for work and would like a ring or some other small wearable (not a second watch) to receive notifications from my Apple phone.
I use Eufy doorbells, locks, and cameras. I realize they are a Chinese company, but that is almost unavoidable until the US gets back to actually manufacturing tech.
The reason I like Eufy is the local storage and no required subscription fees.