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Thanks again for
your detailed reply as well as the way in which you expressed it. Likewise, your objectivity and non ranting presentation is appreciated and valued. Natalie I appreciated your in depth analysis of both Orwell's masterpiece, 1984, as well as our current situation regarding privacy in our country. It is interesting to me that the machinery of the government apparatus doesn't realize itself to be intrusive beyond its rights I just noticed that I even speak of the government as a machine. It, and the people who comprise it, see the intrusions as a means to achieving greater security. Our government, however, is
ostensibly governed by "the people.
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My experience was totally unacceptable, I visit family in another state often and I relied on my home
security . Just this past summer
when there where repeated storms, my system failed me what makes it even worse I was never alerted!I just happen to check my home security as like I would normally do low and be it wasn't working!I called Comcast they were able to check and see how long it was down!Go figure!Keep in mind I'm over 600 miles are so away from home, and I wasn't returning for another week!Comcast tells me that I needed to be home to reset it!Well not able to return home to a week later , I'm left with my home unprotected!Paying almost $2,220. 00 year for the bundle they I had to have to get home security!I had only one option and was to mail my key to a friend so that they could enter my home and secure it!It just wasn't worth the problems that I was experiencing I shared this issue there were plenty more!Today I called ADT !I'm going to take a Hugh loss with breaking contracts!Not to mention Comcast reporting to the credit Bureau!So hopefully when they are paid off I'll have the peace of mind that I need looking for a more reliable security company!Not I cable company!Been with Comcast since 2012. Comcast came and installed my XFINITY alarm system today and I have to say I am very impressed!The price will never change in 3 years and the equipment and installation were both free. With my particular deal, I can even cancel the alarm service anytime with no fees, as long as I keep internet or tv. I will always use their internet The touchscreen hub has a Verizon cell phone chip in it as a backup, and also a battery if the power goes out. I can use the app to arm or disarm or watch video from my home. The equipment looks great and works great. Perhaps they weren't so good a while ago but now I don't see any big mishaps. Now just about all Comcast customers have access to their still fairly new security system. I only signed up for it because they offered it for $10 a month with my TV and Internet package for a one year contract.
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99View at Amazon$199View at AmazonSee all prices 3 found?Affordable monthly planSimple setupSingle device less suited to larger homesThose with more modest homes, such as a rented apartment, may want a simpler plug and play solution, such as the Canary All in One which retails for $169. One plastic canister provides a 1080p HD camera with night vision, a 90dB siren, an integrated temperature, air quality and humidity monitor, and the device is available in white or black to match a variety of decors. Setup can be completed in a few minutes as the device just needs to be
connected to electrical power and the internet for protection to kick off. While the Canary All in One can be used with free access, a membership plan of $9. 99 monthly is needed to get the most out of it. Features included are full length videos that are stored for 30 days, unlimited video downloads, and two way Canary talk. You can sign up for Canary All in One hereImage Credit: NestImage credit: Nest3. Nest SecureA slick home security option from Nest$199 View at The Home Depot$227View at AmazonRecommended Retailer$299View at Best BuySee all prices 34 found?These days, Nest is part of Google, and the company has expanded into home security with Nest Secure. This is sold as the Nest Secure alarm system, commanding a premium fee of $399, and it includes a base station, two Nest Tags, and two sensors. The Nest Tag is a key fob style device that can arm or disarm the system when in proximity with the base station – other options for arming include a passcode, Google Assistant, and the Nest App. The sensor is Stick Nest Detect, which is a versatile piece of hardware, as each one can be used to secure a window, door, or
even a wall, as it detects motion, with additional sensors available for $49.
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