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Reddit mentions of Victure 1080P FHD WiFi IP Camera Indoor Security Camera Motion Detection Night Vision Home Surveillance Monitor 2-Way Audio Baby/Pet/Elder
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Victure 1080P FHD WiFi IP Camera Indoor Security Camera Motion Detection Night Vision Home Surveillance Monitor 2-Way Audio Baby/Pet/Elder. Here are the top ones.
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[FHD-1080P]-1920*1080 resolution, 6G lens, produces clear and crisp images. Works with 2.4GHZ wifi networks only[Two-way Audio]-2 way audio support with built-in microphone and speaker allowing you to talk to your loved one whenever you want[Motion Detection]-Wifi Camera will monitor movements and has the ability to send notifications to your mobile phone to help catch home invaders in action.[850nm IR LEDs]-10 pcs 850nm infrared LEDs let you see your baby clearly even in the dark[Micro SD Card Storage]-Micro SD card storage supports up to 64GB at C10. Format the card with app before using
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Not OP either, but I grabbed this one when Amazon had a deal on it for like $27. There’s a couple cheaper ones on the “recommended” section.
Victure 1080P FHD WiFi IP Camera Indoor Wireless Security Camera Motion Detection Night Vision Home Surveillance Monitor 2-Way Audio Baby/Pet/Elder https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07G6Z4Z3K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_krPEDbN9HKCJS
you'll spend like 4x the cost of the equipment to have them installed.
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i think i'm over-complicating things. i thought you meant you didn't want them on your network, you just want them to not be able to put your video on the cloud.
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if you want to not have the camera talking to the cloud, you just log into your wifi router and under the LAN or firewall settings you forbid the MAC address of the camera to have access to the internet. you'll still be able to log onto the cameras from your own network, to view recordings etc, but they won't be able to reach out to the cloud. most wifi cameras have local storage (meaning a SD card you plug into the thing). so you'll have the local storage and be cloud free :)
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but keep in mind, if you block the camera from the internet, you also lose all the alert messaging and remote ptz features. are you sure you can't just "disable" the cloud storage on the Arlo? of course, how to you know if it really isn't pushing video to the cloud.
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if you don't want any cloud features, i think you'll be overpaying if you go with the Arlo, a lot of the price is for the remote control and cloud service features. you can probably get a cheaper model, like https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07G6Z4Z3K/.