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Posted on 11/11/2026 3:10:44 AM PST by Kid Shelleen
Amazon’s Ring is best known for its doorbell and home security cameras, but now the company is rolling out cameras that can move around on their own.
Ring announced Tuesday a new product category called Ring Robotics, starting with two devices, the Ring Drone Cam and Ring Rover Cam.
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From Flocks to Rings.
Git’em while they’re hot.
I have been thinking something like this would be a happening for a few years. It makes sense, especially for rural areas, or anyone with a perimeter larger than a half acre property.
It makes great sense for farms and rural properties.
Useless in Democrat jurisdictions where they won’t enforce criminal laws
People need to switch to physical barriers like in Mexico and other third world countries.
Sturdy doors that cannot be smashed open by a persistent attacker when cops will not come.
Bars and smash resistant glass.
Walls with barbed wire/spikes
Trained dogs
Guns
Armed private security
That's a crappy way to live.. Decent folks all live behind the bars and concertina wire, and the crooks own the streets and the liberty... (spit)
“””””Sturdy doors that cannot be smashed open by a persistent attacker when cops will not come.”””””
My house doesn’t have a front door lock (it never did), only a bathroom type door knob with the little turn lock in the handle.
Now the door knob catches and stays closed but for my first few years here I used a long stick to keep the wind from blowing open the front door when I was inside and at night, and an elastic tie down when I was outside, to hold it shut.
I have added a poorly installed security door since I moved in, installed in the dark (before I had electricity) during winter, which would stop little kids and which I guess looks good from the street.
The door frame is metal over crumbly concrete, so I haven’t figured out how to add a deadbolt.
I agree it’s terrible
But that’s what America voted for.
Sounds like there’s not a lot to steal inside the house.
This is also a security method.
I didn’t describe the inside of the house so I don’t know why you said that, or how it is relevant.
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