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this post was submitted on 12 Sep 2026
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Neither of those 2 companies are privacy respecting though.
I have a Reolink doorbell cam. I bought the POE version, have it connected to Frigate on my server for object detection purposes and triggering alerts, and the alerts are delivered via Home Assistant notifications.
So I guess it's possible to do it reasonably privately, even if using the Reolink app isn't.
If you use any cloud functions. But cloud just means someone else's computer, so nothing is guaranteed anyway. For local though, as long as your network is secure, so is your data, as much as it can be.
How do I verify companies? This is where I'm lost. I have the idea of what I want but not the words
Is there a trusted site that focuses on privacy that reviews products or companies for their integrity?